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In biological contexts, oligomerization is primarily driven by the self-assembly of monomers via non-covalent interactions - including hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and van der Waals forces [3]. Such interactions may be influenced by co-factors ...

In this article, we’ll look at three key considerations for characterising amyloid fibrils, along with practical tips to help you avoid common pitfalls and improve the reliability of your findings.

In this post, we’ll cover what amyloid fibrils are, why studying them matters, and how different methods compare in revealing their complex behaviour.

To truly understand the nature and significance of a protein-protein interaction (PPI), you need to go beyond the dissociation constant. In this article, we’ll explore why KD alone doesn’t tell the whole story, what other measurements can add to ...

One of the most widely used metrics of affinity is the dissociation constant (KD). Let's find out what it is, how to measure it and some common mistakes to avoid when interpreting KD.