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We found that the native FNIII region displays strong mechanical unfolding hierarchies requiring 80 pN of force to unfold the weakest domain and 200 pN for the most stable domain.

The trajectory analysis reveals that the N-terminal domain (EIN) and the P-His domain residues exhibited the greatest conformational changes while the active site shows minimum residual fluctuations and is considered as the most stable domain.

The protease(s) and concentration that yielded the largest, most stable domain were chosen for subsequent crystallization experiments.

When reduced, the most stable domain is similar to the WT while the domain with midrange stability is less stable by 5 °C at (42 °C).

Surprisingly, only the most stable domain, D1, showed a reduction in affinity, and then by less than a factor of 2, whereas D2 and the least stable D3 actually increased their affinity 2- and 5-fold respectively (Table 2).

According to the Calladine rules [7], [8] this property renders them the most stable domains of the B-form of DNA.

The use of these techniques allowed scientists to focus crystallization efforts on the most stable domains of target proteins, as identified by their pattern of resistance to limited proteolysis [5], [6].

Unfortunately values seem to receive the least attention although it is one of the most stable affective domains.

Mechanical stability dictates the arrangement of domains in the I-band, with the weakest Ig domains near the Z-line (proximal Ig region) and the most mechanically stable domains near the M-line (distal Ig region) [ 19].

Muskotal et al. [ 19] found that as a monomer the D3 domain is the most stable portion of FliC, where D0 and D1 completely lose their α-helical secondary structure, corroborating previous structural studies.

At low water content, the volume ratio between the hydrophilic and the hydrophobic domains is low and the most stable structure is the hexagonal structure with the PO hydrophobic domain segregated into ~10-nm-sized rod-like micelles.