Noncovalent interactions with proteins modify the physicochemical properties of a molecular switch

Keyphrases

• Physicochemical Properties 100%
• Interacting Proteins 100%
• Molecular Switches 100%
• Noncovalent Interactions 100%
• Spiropyran 100%
• Human Serum Albumin 66%
• Aqueous Environment 33%
• Glucose Oxidase 33%
• Lysozyme 33%
• Insulin Fibrils 33%
• Photoswitches 33%
• Ring-opening Reaction 33%
• UV Light 16%
• Optical Properties 16%
• Protein Molecules 16%
• Emission Features 16%
• Electrical Conduction 16%
• Photoswitchable 16%
• High Viscosity 16%
• Photoisomerization Processes 16%
• Molecular Photoswitches 16%

Chemistry

• Albumin 100%
• Photoswitch 75%
• Glucose Oxidase 50%
• Ring Opening Reaction 50%
• Lysozyme 50%
• Optical Property 25%
• Photoisomerization 25%
• Electrical Conductivity 25%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Human Serum Albumin 100%
• Ring Opening 50%
• Glucose Oxidase 50%
• Lysozyme 50%
• Electric Conductivity 25%