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An empirical method to characterize displacement distribution functions for anomalous and transient diffusion
Le Qiao, Nicholas Ilow, Maxime Ignacio +1
We propose a practical empirical fitting function to characterize the non-Gaussian displacement distribution functions (DispD) often observed for heterogeneous diffusion problems.…
Capture and translocation of a rod-like molecule by a nanopore: orientation, charge distribution and hydrodynamics
Le Qiao, Gary W. Slater
We investigate the translocation of rods with different charge distributions using hybrid Langevin Dynamics and Lattice Boltzmann (LD-LB) simulations. Electrostatic interactions ar…
Ratcheting charged polymers through symmetric nanopores using pulsed fields: Designing a low pass filter for concentrating DNA
Le Qiao, Kai Szuttor, Christian Holm +1
We present a new concept for the separation of DNA molecules by contour length that combines a nanofluidic ratchet, nanopore translocation and pulsed fields. Using Langevin Dynamic…
An efficient Kinetic Monte Carlo to study analyte capture by a nanopore: Transients, boundary conditions and time-dependent fields
Le Qiao, Maxime Ignacio, Gary W. Slater
To better understand the capture process by a nanopore, we introduce an efficient Kinetic Monte Carlo (KMC) algorithm that can simulate long times and large system sizes by mapping…
Capture of rod-like molecules by a nanopore: defining an "orientational capture radius"
Le Qiao, Gary W. Slater
Both the translational diffusion coefficient and the electrophoretic mobility of a short rod-like molecule (such as dsDNA) that is being pulled towards a nanopore by an ele…
Voltage-Driven Translocation: Defining a Capture Radius
Le Qiao, Maxime Ignacio, Gary W. Slater
Analyte translocation involves three phases: (i) diffusion in the loading solution; (ii) capture by the pore; (iii) threading. The capture process remains poorly characterized beca…