Principles of Protein–Protein Association Rona Dougall

Principles of Protein–Protein Association Rona DougallAnyone teaching physical biochemistry or structural biology will find this to be a concise and thorough guide for their lectures on proteinprotein association. Students and researchers will appreciate the clarity of presentation of fundamental concepts, and the guided reading of informative classic papers.

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