How does changes in pH change the conformation of a protein - Software
Hello everyone,
As it is known, changes in pH change the attractions between the groups in the side chains of the protein.
Acidification can, for example, cause protonation of the COO- end to COOH, reducing interaction forces and provoking the unfold of the protein.
I would like to know if there is any software (or any resource) that, given the quaternary structure of a protein, allows you to visualize or obtain an analysis of how this structure will vary according to different pH values.
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