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Molecular Biophysics of the Extracellular Matrix (Molecular Biology and Biophysics),Used
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Biopolymers, such as proteins and nucleic acids have been subjected to a rational succession of structural studies in which the determination of chemical compositions, link ages, and sequences is followed by investigations of molecu lar architecture and interactions. By the end of the 1960s the covalent structures of glycosaminoglycans and proteo glycans had been defined both within the carbohydrate chains and in respect to their linkages to protein. The scene was therefore set for successful probing of three dimensional shapes and intermolecular associations. For tunately, during the 1970s appropriate physical methods were themselves greatly increasing in power. Consequently much progress has been made using Xray diffraction anal ysis of hydrated films, nuclear magnetic resonance spectro scopy, and chromatographie methods for investigation of molecular interactions in solution. We now have a great deal of information about molecular shapes, their sensitiv ity to environment (especially associated cations), and their modes of interaction that could be relevant to super molecular assemblies in biological milieux. For these rea sons we judged that it would be timely to distil the main conclusions from this phase of research to prepare for the next, which will involve detailed study of the interplay be tween biological function and molecular structure. The idea for this volume emerged from a workshop meeting at Colworth sponsored by the Biochemical Society.
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