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Protein stability is of the utmost importance for all aspects of life. Proteins will lose their biological function at high or low temperatures. Enthalpy–entropy compensation leads to a small free energy of protein unfolding. Three thermodynamic models are presented for hot and cold denaturation and are compared with experimental results obtained with differential scanning calorimetry.

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