Issue 9, 1994

Imaging glucoamylase by scanning tunnelling microscopy

Abstract

Images of the enzymes glucoamylase 1 and glucoamylase 2 and G1C (a proteolytically derived C-terminal fragment of glucoamylase 1) have been obtained by scanning tunnelling microscopy (STM). The images of glucoamylase 2 and G1C show that these proteins are nearly spherical globular proteins. In contrast, images of glucoamylase 1 show that it is a dumb-bell shaped globular protein. Problems encountered in (i) imaging these proteins and (ii) validating and interpreting the images obtained by STM are discussed.

Article information

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Analyst, 1994,119, 1939-1942

Imaging glucoamylase by scanning tunnelling microscopy

A. P. Gunning, V. J. Morris, G. Williamson, N. J. Belshaw, G. F. H. Kramer and M. W. Kanning, Analyst, 1994, 119, 1939 DOI: 10.1039/AN9941901939

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