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Higher order mechanical stability

These are the higher order conditions for mechanical stability, which, as we shall see in chap. XVI, are satisfied at the critical point of a substance. [Pg.214]

Conformational restrictions and reduced nucleophilic reactivity of the backbone NH centers have been suggested as probable stabilizing mechanisms with the higher order structures. In recombinant human lymphotoxin, asparagine deamidation can be inhibited by secondary and tertiary structures due to reduced polypeptide flexibility [18],... [Pg.375]

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Mechanical stability

Mechanical stabilization

Ordered mechanism

Ordering, mechanics

Stability mechanism

Stability order

Stabilizer mechanism

Stabilizing mechanisms