Application of the Jellyfish Model : II. Higher Dimensional Structure of Trypsin

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• How information transfer occurs in trypsin in a water environment, is analyzed by the DEV model. Three possible trypsin structures, each being flexible, are involved, from which a dynamic cycle under biological regulation involving a trypsin substrate and surrounding water is proposed.

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著者

• KIHO Yukio

  Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha, Ltd.

• PALMER Christopher

  Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha, Ltd.

• IWAI Tsuruji

  Kansai Medical University

• KATORI Kaoru

  Hirosaki University, Faculty of Humanity

• KATORI Kaoru

  Hirosaki University

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