Biopolymers: Vol 32, No 3

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Fourier transform IR attenuated total reflectance study on the secondary structure of poly(γ -methyl L-glutamate) surfaces treated with formic acid

The low-temperature heat capacity of solid proteins

High osmotic stress behavior of hyaluronate and heparin

Vibrational CD of the amide II band in some model polypeptides and proteins

Stereochemical studies on nucleic acid analogues. I. Conformations of α-nucleosides and α-nucleotides: Interconversion of sugar puckers via O4′-exo

Multivalent ions are necessary for poly[d(AC) · d(GT)] to assume the Z form: A CD study

Conformations of type 1 and type 2 oligosaccharides from ovarian cyst glycoprotein by nuclear overhauser effect spectroscopy and T₁ simulations

Variations in the turn-forming characteristics of N-Acyl proline units

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Observation of a phase transition in wet-spun films of Na-hyaluronate

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Fourier transform IR attenuated total reflectance study on the secondary structure of poly(γ -methyl L-glutamate) surfaces treated with formic acid

The low-temperature heat capacity of solid proteins

High osmotic stress behavior of hyaluronate and heparin

Vibrational CD of the amide II band in some model polypeptides and proteins

Stereochemical studies on nucleic acid analogues. I. Conformations of α-nucleosides and α-nucleotides: Interconversion of sugar puckers via O4′-exo

Multivalent ions are necessary for poly[d(AC) · d(GT)] to assume the Z form: A CD study

Conformations of type 1 and type 2 oligosaccharides from ovarian cyst glycoprotein by nuclear overhauser effect spectroscopy and T1 simulations

Variations in the turn-forming characteristics of N-Acyl proline units

Research Communication

Observation of a phase transition in wet-spun films of Na-hyaluronate

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Conformations of type 1 and type 2 oligosaccharides from ovarian cyst glycoprotein by nuclear overhauser effect spectroscopy and T₁ simulations