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Small protein-protein interfaces rich in electrostatic are often linked to regulatory function.

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It is interesting to observe that complexes having small interfaces are often associated with regulatory function, and large interfaces have two-fold more interface area and interface size than small interfaces with increasing hydrogen bonding energy to interface size.
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Protein–protein interaction (PPI) is critical for several biological functions in living cells through the formation of an interface. Therefore, it is of interest to characterize protein–protein in...

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In silico analysis of protein-protein interfaces: Tools and approaches

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Electrostatic Interactions Contribute to the Overall Structural Stability in Small Interfaces of Corona Viral Spike Glycoproteins

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Principles of protein–protein recognition

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