most citedSolvation Effects and Driving Forces for Protein Thermodynamic And Kinetic Cooperativity: How Adequate Is Native-Centric Topological Modeling?

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cond-mat.stat-mech2003

Energetics of Protein Thermodynamic Cooperativity: Contributions of Local and Nonlocal Interactions

Michael Knott, Huseyin Kaya, Hue Sun Chan

The respective roles of local and nonlocal interactions in the thermodynamic cooperativity of proteins are investigated using continuum (off-lattice) native-centric Gō-like models…

cond-mat.stat-mech2003

Contact Order Dependent Protein Folding Rates: Kinetic Consequences of a Cooperative Interplay Between Favorable Nonlocal Interactions and Local Conformational Preferences

Huseyin Kaya, Hue Sun Chan

Physical mechanisms underlying the empirical correlation between relative contact order (CO) and folding rate among naturally-occurring small single-domain proteins are investigate…

cond-mat.soft2003

Simple Two-State Protein Folding Kinetics Requires Near-Levinthal Thermodynamic Cooperativity

Huseyin Kaya, Hue Sun Chan

Simple two-state folding kinetics of many small single-domain proteins are characterized by chevron plots with linear folding and unfolding arms consistent with a two-state descrip…

cond-mat.stat-mech20023 cited

Solvation Effects and Driving Forces for Protein Thermodynamic And Kinetic Cooperativity: How Adequate Is Native-Centric Topological Modeling?

Huseyin Kaya, Hue Sun Chan

What energetic and solvation effects underlie the remarkable two-state thermodynamics and folding/unfolding kinetics of small single-domain proteins? To address this question, we i…

cond-mat.soft2002

Towards A Consistent Modeling Of Protein Thermodynamic And Kinetic Cooperativity: How Applicable Is The Transition State Picture To Folding and Unfolding?

Huseyin Kaya, Hue Sun Chan

To what extent do general features of folding/unfolding kinetics of small globular proteins follow from their thermodynamic properties? To address this question, we investigate a n…