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Virus capsids are protein shells that protect the viral genome from environmental assaults, while maintaining the high internal pressure of the tightly packaged genome. To elucidate how capsids maintain stability under harsh conditions, we investigated the capsid components of the hyperthermophilic phage P74-26. We determined the structure of capsid protein gp87 and show that it has the same fold...
Do you recognize me? A series of simple amides has been used to demonstrate the application of hydrogen/deuterium exchange in small‐molecule hydrogen bonding. By comparison with similar controls, the degree of protection from H/D exchange can provide insight into the degree of hydrogen bonding (see scheme).
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