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Chapter 34, Problem 34.10QAP
Interpretation Introduction
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The given enzyme has the translational diffusion coefficient of
Concept introduction:
Strokes −Einstein relationship can estimate the time autocorrelation function of a mass of protein. The translational diffusion coefficient of a flexible polypeptide having single chain and is kept in a dilute solution can be calculated from Einstein theory.
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