Selected applications of perturbed angular correlation of ¿-rays (PAC) spectroscopy in biochemistry

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    Abstract

    PAC spectroscopy was first applied in biochemistry more than 40 years ago in a study of serum albumin (Leipert et al., Nature 220:907-909, 1968). Over the following decades a number of such applications have appeared in the literature, demonstrating that PAC spectroscopy is a useful tool in the study of biomolecules. Selected prototypical examples with 111mCd, 111Ag, and 199mHg are presented in this work with a particular focus on the biological role of metal ions in catalysis, protein structure and function, protein-protein interaction in biochemical reaction paths, in vivo binding of mercury ions to barley, and the use of de novo designed proteins to systematically explore the interaction of proteins and metal ions.

    Original languageEnglish
    JournalHyperfine Interactions
    Volume197
    Issue number1-3
    Pages (from-to)255-267
    Number of pages13
    ISSN0304-3843
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2010

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