Protein Engineering by Semisynthesis

This book covers recent philosophical and methodological approaches and developments of semisynthesis and peptide synthesis. It provides further understanding of the principles of protein structure-function relationships gained from semisynthetic analogs in addition to providing a comprehensive and comprehensible laboratory guide. It includes structural and mechanistic studies, including analogs of insulin, protease inhibitors, ribonuclease A, hemoglobin, and cytochrome C and illustrates the types of protein engineering experiments best tackled by semisynthesis methods, and those completely inaccessible by genetics methods.
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