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Exquisitely sensitive, pressure perturbation calorimetry was used by the authors to study the solvation and volumetric properties of proteins in their native and unfolded states. The magnitude and even sign of the volume change on unfolding drastically depends on the co-solvent concentration (see graphic).
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Ravindra et al. (2004) studied this question.
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