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Folding of β-sheet proteins

Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 1995
Abstract In the past year, interesting new information concerning various aspects of the folding process of β-sheet proteins has been gleaned. Kinetic and equilibrium folding intermediates have been characterized. Studies of extensively denatured states and of model peptide fragments have enabled important steps to be taken towards an understanding ...
Uno Carlsson, Bengt-Harald Jonsson
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The folding of heavy fabric sheets

International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 1978
Abstract An example of a fabric folding under its own weight is analysed, using bending curve theory to model the fabric cross-section. Reduction of the governing differential equations, and the boundary conditions appropriate to each stage of the motion, to dimensionless form reveals that the parameters which characterize the deformed state depend ...
D.W. Lloyd, W.J. Shanahan, M. Konopasek
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Unraveling Metamaterial Properties in Zigzag-Base Folded Sheets

open access: yesScience Advances, 2015
Zigzag-base mechanical metamaterials have the outstanding properties of Miura-ori and expand on its design space.
Glaucio H. Paulino, Maryam Eidini
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Scaling Properties of Randomly Folded Plastic Sheets

Physical Review E, 2007
We study the scaling properties of randomly folded aluminum sheets of different thicknesses h and widths L . We found that the fractal dimension D=2.30+/-0.01 and the force scaling exponent delta=0.21+/-0.02 are independent of the sheet thickness and close to those obtained in numerical simulations with a coarse-grained model of triangulated self ...
Alexander Balankin
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Folding of viscous sheets and filaments

Europhysics Letters (EPL), 2000
We consider the nonlinear folding behavior of a viscous filament or a sheet under the influence of an external force such as gravity. Everyday examples of this phenomenon are provided by the periodic folding of a sheet of honey as it impinges on toast, or the folding of a stream of shampoo as it falls on one's hand.
M Skorobogatiy, L Mahadevan
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Folding in the Greenland Ice Sheet

Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1987
The deformation of layering into folds is modeled for a linear viscous medium moving over a décollement. Folds are generated by flow variations caused by relief on the décollement, variations in friction, or both. The model is applied to folds forming now in the Greenland Ice Sheet near Dye 3, for which more complete data are available than for ...
I. M. Whillans, K. C. Jezek
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Folding Sheets with Ion Beams

Nano Letters, 2016
Focused ion beams (FIBs) are versatile tools with cross-disciplinary applications from the physical and life sciences to archeology. Nevertheless, the nanoscale patterning precision of FIBs is often accompanied by defect formation and sample deformation.
Cheng-Lun Wu   +3 more
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The folding mechanism of a β-sheet: the WW domain

Journal of Molecular Biology, 2001
The folding thermodynamics and kinetics of the Pin WW domain, a three-stranded antiparallel beta-sheet, have been characterized extensively. Folding and activation free energies were determined as a function of temperature for 16 mutants, which sample all strands and turns of the molecule.
M, Jäger   +4 more
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Kinetic studies of β-sheet protein folding

Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 1998
New studies have shown that folding of beta-sheet proteins can occur with and without intermediates, with fast to slow refolding rates and late to very late transition states. These experiments demonstrate that, despite early speculation to the contrary, beta-sheet protein folding does not appear to be fundamentally different from that of helical and ...
A P, Capaldi, S E, Radford
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Origami Sheets That Fold Themselves

Scientific American, 2010
The article discusses research on programmable matter and the heat-induced folding of a thin segmented sheet of composite resin and fiberglass.
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