most citedIntroduction to Searching with Regular Expressions

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q-bio.BM2009

Presence of pKa Perturbations Among Homeodomain Residues Facilitates DNA Binding

Christopher M. Frenz, Philippe P. Lefebvre

Homeodomain containing proteins are a broad class of DNA binding proteins that are believed to primarily function as transcription factors. Electrostatics interactions have been de…

cs.NE2009★ 2 cited

Evolution of Digital Logic Functionality via a Genetic Algorithm

Christopher M. Frenz, Steve Peters, Wilson Julien

Digital logic forms the functional basics of most modern electronic equipment and as such the creation of novel digital logic circuits is an active area of computer engineering res…

q-bio.BM2008★ 1 cited

Interrelationship Between Protein Electrostatics and Evolution in HCV and HIV Replicative Proteins

Christopher M. Frenz

Protein electrostatics have been demonstrated to play a vital role in protein functionality, with many functionally important amino acid residues exhibiting an electrostatic state…

q-bio.BM2008★ 1 cited

ESPSim: A JAVA Application for Calculating Electrostatic Potential Map Similarity Scores

Gregory Martyn, Christopher M. Frenz

ESPSim is an open source JAVA program that enables the comparisons of protein electrostatic potential maps via the computation of an electrostatic similarity measure. This program…

q-bio.BM2008

The Role of Protein Electrostatics in Facilitating the Catalysis of DEAD-box Proteins

Christopher M. Frenz

Protein electrostatic states have been demonstrated to play crucial roles in catalysis, ligand binding, protein stability, and in the modulation of allosteric effects. Electrostati…

cs.IR2008★ 5 cited

Introduction to Searching with Regular Expressions

Christopher M. Frenz

The explosive rate of information growth and availability often makes it increasingly difficult to locate information pertinent to your needs. These problems are often compounded w…