most citedA robust methodology for inferring physiology of a protein family: application to K+-ion channel family

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q-bio.GN2007★ 1 cited

Detection of an ancient principle and an elegant solution to the protein classification problem

Ashok Palaniappan

This work is concerned with the development of a well-founded, theoretically justified, and least complicated metric for the classification of proteins with reference to enzymes. A…

q-bio.BM2007

Fourier Analysis of Biological Evolution: Concept of Selection Moment

Ashok Palaniappan

Secondary structure elements of many protein families exhibit differential conservation on their opposing faces. Amphipathic helices and beta-sheets by definition possess this prop…

q-bio.GN2006★ 2 cited

A robust methodology for inferring physiology of a protein family: application to K+-ion channel family

Ashok Palaniappan

We are interested in the subtle variations of function among the members of a protein family. A protein family is usually subdivided into subfamilies based on functional difference…

q-bio.BM2006★ 1 cited

Evolutionary Analysis of Biological Excitability

Ashok Palaniappan, Eric Jakobsson

Excitability is an attribute of life, and is a driving force in the descent of complexity. Cellular electrical activity as realized by membrane proteins that act as either channels…

q-bio.BM2006★ 1 cited

A Surprising Clarification of the Mechanism of Ion-channel Voltage-Gating

Ashok Palaniappan

An intense controversy has surrounded the mechanism of voltage-gating in ion channels. We interpreted the two leading models of voltage-gating with respect to the thermodynamic ene…