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Analysis of Macromolecule—Macromolecule Interactions by the Moving Boundary Method

The Journal of Biochemistry, 1975
A constituent velocity equation has been derived which permits analysis of macromolecule (P)--macromolecule (A) interactions in which a number of complexes, PA, PA2, PA3,---,PAn, are in rapid equilibrium. In previous treatments, it was assumed that the velocity of complex PAi (i = 1,2,3,---,n) increased linearly with i, an assumption limiting the ...
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Natural macromolecules

1979
G. A. Webb, D. B. Davies
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Synthetic macromolecules

1998
G. A. Webb, Hiromichi Kurosu, Takeshi Yamanobe   +2 more
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Synthetic macromolecules

1991
G. A. Webb, A. H. Fawcett
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Synthetic macromolecules

2008
Hiromichi Kurosu, Takeshi Yamanobe
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Natural macromolecules

1994
G. A. Webb, J. R. P. Arnold, J. Fisher
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Macromolecules

Science, 1963
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Interlocked Macromolecules

Chemical Reviews, 1999
Françisco M., Raymo, J. Fraser, Stoddart   +1 more
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MACROMOLECULES

1960
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses macromolecules. Macromolecules are defined as chemical compounds whose molecular weight is above 10,000 and in which covalent forces are effective in all the available space. This more or less arbitrary boundary corresponds approximately to molecular sizes above which the solution of these particles takes on ...
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Macromolecules

1977
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