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As seen in the image (Z1Z2 / Telethonin complex), the major force enduring component of this complex is an elaborate intermolecular hydrogen bonding network formed across <scene name='2a38/Test/2'>β-strand</scene> among telethonin and Z1Z2 domains, and not intramolecularly among termini β-strands of individual Z1 or Z2 domains. This shift to a stronger force enduring interface reduces the possibility of unraveling the individual Ig-domains, thus stabilizing the complex. This demonstrates how <scene name='2a38/Test/2'>β-strand</scene> cross-linking via [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_bonds hydrogen bonds] serves as an important mechanism. It functions as a molecular adhesive, increasing the ability of protein complexes to resist against mechanical stress. | As seen in the image (Z1Z2 / Telethonin complex), the major force enduring component of this complex is an elaborate intermolecular hydrogen bonding network formed across <scene name='2a38/Test/2'>β-strand</scene> among telethonin and Z1Z2 domains, and not intramolecularly among termini β-strands of individual Z1 or Z2 domains. This shift to a stronger force enduring interface reduces the possibility of unraveling the individual Ig-domains, thus stabilizing the complex. This demonstrates how <scene name='2a38/Test/2'>β-strand</scene> cross-linking via [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_bonds hydrogen bonds] serves as an important mechanism. It functions as a molecular adhesive, increasing the ability of protein complexes to resist against mechanical stress. | ||
==Disease== | |||
See [[Titin related diseases]]. | |||
== 3D Structures of Titin == | == 3D Structures of Titin == | ||
[[Titin 3D structures]] | |||
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==Additional Resources== | ==Additional Resources== | ||
See: [[Titin Structure & Function]] for additional information <br /> | See: [[Titin Structure & Function]] for additional information <br /> |