Protein Primer Volume II Topics as of
Compensation theory
Benzinger’s discovery and failures in applications of thermodynamics
Mean-field potential theory and compensation behavior
Linear-response theory
Linear free energy theory-
Free-energy complimentarity
Two states of water –implications for classical chemistry
Two states of water and protein hydration
Excluded volume
Helfrich effect in protein-protein association
Solubility (Anson globulin versus Neurath albumin)
Prions and other knot perturbations
Archae –extremophiles-spider silk and amyloid placks
Immunoglobulins
Potential of solvent control of and by protein solutes as by bovine serum albumin
Ligation and protein activity from solvent point of view
Generalize free-energy flow and switching
Completing the knot and tight binding by proteins
Specificity in substrate and inhibitor selection-dependence on residue choices and dynamical basis..
Enzyme kinetics for nutcracker mechanisms
Why proteins are large