Effects of overlap of hydration shells on noncovalent interactions in aqueous solution : a kinetic study

Noncovalent interactions constitute the main driving force for the formation of many biological structures in aqueous solution. A clear example is the water-mediated formation of the folded state of proteins, which is largely driven by hydrophobic interactions between apolar alfa-amino acid side chains. ...

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