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JBC, Vol. 252, Issue 13, 4521-4526, Jul, 1977

Antibody as immunological probe for studying refolding of bovine serum albumin. Refolding within each domain

J. M. Teale and D. C. Benjamin

Antiserum to bovine serum albumin was fractionated into populations of antibody directed against party, an apparent pathway of refolding within each domain was obtained which is consistent with the proposed evolutionary pathway of the albumin molecule. The COOH-terminal one-third of each domain refolds faster than the NH2-terminal two-thirds of each respective domain. In addition, further evidence in given for a correlation between the rate of refolding and the degree of interdomain influence that might restrict refolding.
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