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Allostery: Molecular Communication

British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, Open University, Media Guild

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Produced by the BBC for the British Open University

Howard Schachman of the University of California show how allostery can be understood by studying the three-dimensional structure of an enzyme. Examines one of the best examples of allostery, the enzyme ATCase (aspartate transcarbamoylase), where molecular communication can be seen in operation. From the Biology: form and function series

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