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The molecular elasticity of the extracellular matrix protein tenascin

Andres F. Oberhauser, Piotr E. Marszalek, Harold P. Erickson and Julio M. Fernandez

Nature 393, 181-185(14 May 1998)

doi:10.1038/30270

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Figure 1

Force–extension relationships for native tenascin hexabrachions measured with AFM techniques.

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The WLC model, using a persistence length of p = 0.42 nm and a contour length increment of Deltalc = 28.5 nm, describes the force–extension curves of recombinant tenascin fragments.

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Repeated unfolding/refolding cycles of a single recombinant TNfnALL protein.

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Repeated refolding cycles of a single TNfnAll protein using a double-pulse experiment (inset) identifies at least two refolding rate constants.

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A Monte Carlo simulation shows that tandem FN-III repeats can extend the range and lifetime of a protein–ligand bond and reduce the force required to break it (see Methods).

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