> I understand. One time they'll be in pdb, I hope.
I hope so too :)
> I'm sure there must be examples), sometimes the stabilization comes
> mainly from interdomain-interactions.
There are examples for both cases, indeed :)
> You're right. Things are always more complicated if you look closer. One
> other example, kind of extreme, comes to my mind: Pro-domain assisted
> folding, e.g. in alpha-lytic protease, which is less stable than the
> unfolded form after the pro-domain has been cleaved.
Let's not forget concanavalin A which is expressed as a chain that undergoes
cleavage and re-ligation with a large piece turned around :)
A.G.E.
