Search Results - "Dimitrov, Ivaylo L"
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Investigation of the Aggregation of Aβ Peptide (1-40) in the Presence of κ-Carrageenan-Stabilised Liposomes Loaded with Homotaurine
Published in Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) (01-08-2024)“…The kinetics of amyloid aggregation was studied indirectly by monitoring the changes in the polydispersity of mixed dispersion of amyloid β peptide (1-40) and…”
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Kinetic factors may reshape the dependence of crystal nucleation rate on temperature in protein bulk solution
Published in Journal of biological physics (01-12-2020)“…Here we provide an analysis of primary results obtained from a study of apoferritin crystal nucleation in compositionally invariant bulk solution at constant…”
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Kinetics of Insulin Crystal Nucleation, Energy Barrier, and Nucleus Size
Published in Crystal growth & design (05-01-2011)“…Number density of insulin crystals versus nucleation time dependences were measured simultaneously, during the same experiment, at four typical places: in…”
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Probabilistic approach to lysozyme crystal nucleation kinetics
Published in Journal of biological physics (01-09-2015)“…Nucleation of lysozyme crystals in quiescent solutions at a regime of progressive nucleation is investigated under an optical microscope at conditions of…”
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Enhancement and suppression of protein crystal nucleation due to electrically driven convection
Published in Journal of crystal growth (15-02-2005)“…We investigated the effects of the constant electric fields from 2.0 to 6.0 kV cm −1 on the nucleation of ferritin, apoferritin and lysozyme crystals. For…”
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Influence of rapid cooling on crystal nucleation in lysozyme crystallization solutions of low supersaturation
Published in Phase transitions (02-12-2021)“…Crystallization of lysozyme is investigated upon rapid cooling to 4°C of undersaturated solutions equilibrated at temperatures in the range 30°C-44°C, and for…”
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