Average number of macromolecules in the immediate neighborhood of a GFP
Range | ~5 neighbours |
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Organism | Generic |
Reference | McGuffee SR, Elcock AH. Diffusion, crowding & protein stability in a dynamic molecular model of the bacterial cytoplasm. PLoS Comput Biol. 2010 Mar 5 6(3):e1000694. p.2 right column bottom paragraphPubMed ID20221255 |
Comments | "As might be expected, the average numbers of neighbors that a macromolecule possesses at any instant scales essentially monotonically with its molecular weight: the average number of macromolecules in the immediate neighborhood of a GFP molecule, for example, is only ~5 while for the 50S ribosomal subunit it is more than 25 (Figure 2D)." |
Entered by | Uri M |
ID | 108463 |