h. rajabzadeh

There exists a continuous family of disjoint smooth curves, partitioning the unit square, such that one can choose only one point from each curve to construct a measurable set whose area is equal to 1. This contradicts our intuition which resembles Cavalieri’s principle and Fubini’s theorem! So, what is the problem? In this note, we discuss the theorem (due to A. Katok) and answer this question.

Diminishing protein aggregation by chaperone is very important factor in medicine and industry. In this paper, itis induced the chaperone ability for 0-casein upon modification of its acidic residues by Woodward reagentK(WRK) and examined on lysozyme as a target protein at pH 7.2 and outlined the mechanism for chaperoneability of modified system by UV-Vis and fluorescence spectroscopy and theoretical calculation methods.