KoshlandNémethyFilson
KoshlandNémethyFilson is a structural formula, a chemical notation used to represent the arrangement of atoms within a molecule. It is named after three chemists: Daniel Koshland, István Némethy, and John Filson.
Developed in the 1970s, the KoshlandNémethyFilson notation is an expression of the topology of a protein, specifically
A mathematical representation of the KoshlandNémethyFilson notation, the expression can be seen as a disatisfaction function,
The KoshlandNémethyFilson notation is used to model the equilibrium relationships between the right-handed and left-handed helix
The work was acknowledged as significant by several leading molecular biology scientists in the early days
Throughout its relatively short history, the structural formula has garnered significant attention within biochemical and molecular