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A thermodynamic framework for mapping elastic recoil mechanism across the human proteome
The folding thermodynamics of proteins are dominated by two opposing forces, the loss in backbone entropy and the packing of hydrophobic groups. The same forces are major contributors to the extension thermodynamics of elastic proteins with the distinction that both processes act in concert, favorin
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