Protein Structure, Stability, and Interactions PDF. In the areas of biochemistry and cell biology, characterizations of stability and molecular interactions call for a quantitative approach with a level of precision that matches the fine tuning of these interactions in a living cell. Supporting and up-dating previous Methods in Molecular Biology™ volumes, Protein Structure, Stability, and Interactions approaches its subject with a focus on theory and practical applications for both established methods as well as exciting new procedures. The volume presents an overview of many techniques currently used to study protein stability and interactions, including scanning and titration calorimetry, spectroscopic methods, high field NMR, and analytical ultracentrifugation. As a volume of the highly successful Methods in Molecular Biology™ series, this work provides the kind of detailed description and implementation advice that is crucial for getting optimal results.
Cutting-edge and easy to reference, Protein Structure, Stability, and Interactions is an ideal guide for all scientists interested in biomolecular interactions.
Table of Contents
Protein Structure, Stability, and Interactions Table of Contents
Clinical signs of disease
Signs of disease requiring immediate attention by a veterinary professional
Observation, physical examination and diagnostic tests
General stabilization of sick birds
Heat
Fluid therapy
Nutritional support
Oxygen
Analgesia and anesthesia
Quick guide for stabilizing birds in case of severe dyspnea, debilitation and shock
Leg band constriction
Bleeding pin feather
Hyperthermia
Bleeding nail or beak tip
Perforating (bite) trauma of the beak
Lacerations and cuts
Bite wound or deep wound caused by claws
Self-mutilation
Burn injuries
Contact with rodent or insect glue
Oiled birds
Intoxications
Concussion
Cloacal prolapse
Vomiting
Crop stasis
Seizures
Egg binding / Dystocia
Dyspnea
Falling, abnormal stances and abnormal movements
Paralysis
Abnormal eye or closed eyelids (inability or unwillingness to open the eye)
Abnormal position of limbs. Fractures and luxations
