4
40 % MST power. For the interactions between
Calmodulin and the M13 peptides 20 % MST
power were used and for that of AntiEC5218 and
Cyclophilin 80 % MST power were used. The
Laser-On time was always set to 30 sec, the
Laser-Off time 5 sec.
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