Protein Molecules in Solution

Abstract
A protein molecule in solution may undergo a host of interactions: with solvent, with small molecules and ions, with itself, with other macromolecules. In a physiologic milieu, all of these possibilities are present. A variety of interactions will occur. On the basis of the behavior of these substances in simple systems, reasonable guesses can often be made as to which interactions will predominate in a biologic environment.

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