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physics.bio-ph2019

Variational implicit-solvent predictions of the dry-wet transition pathways for ligand-receptor binding and unbinding kinetics

Shenggao Zhou, R. Gregor Weiß, Li-Tien Cheng +3

Ligand-receptor binding and unbinding are fundamental biomolecular processes and particularly essential to drug efficacy. Environmental water fluctuations, however, impact the corr…

physics.bio-ph2008★ 78 cited

Tightening the knot in phytochrome by single molecule atomic force microscopy

T. Bornschloegl, D. M. Anstrom, E. Mey +3

A growing number of proteins have been shown to adopt knotted folds. Yet the biological roles and biophysical properties of these knots remain poorly understood. We have used prote…

physics.bio-ph2008★ 52 cited

Sequence-specific size, structure, and stability of tight protein knots

Joachim Dzubiella

Approximately 1% of the known protein structures display knotted configurations in their native fold but their function is not understood. It has been speculated that the entanglem…

physics.bio-ph2008

Salt-specific stability and denaturation of a short salt-bridge forming alpha-helix

Joachim Dzubiella

The structure of a single alanine-based Ace-AEAAAKEAAAKA-Nme peptide in explicit aqueous electrolyte solutions (NaCl, KCl, NaI, and KF) at large salt concentrations (3-4 M) is inve…

physics.bio-ph2003

Electric field-controlled water permeation coupled to ion transport through a nanopore

J. Dzubiella, R. J. Allen, J. -P. Hansen

We report Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations of a generic hydrophobic nanopore connecting two reservoirs which are initially at different Na+ concentrations, as in a biological ce…