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most citedComplexity Characterization of Dynamical Systems Through Predictability

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9 papers

q-bio.BM2005

Functional Dynamics of PDZ Binding Domains: A Normal Mode Analysis

Paolo De Los Rios, Fabio Cecconi, Anna Pretre +4

PDZ (Post-synaptic density-95/discs large/zonula occludens-1) domains are relatively small (80 to 120 residues) protein binding modules central in the organization of receptor clus…

physics.bio-ph2005

Analysis of PIN1 WW domain through a simple Statistical Mechanics Model

Pierpaolo Bruscolini, Fabio Cecconi

We have applied a simple statistical-mechanics G-like model to the analysis of the PIN1 WW domain, resorting to Mean Field and Monte Carlo techniques to characteriz…

q-bio.BM2004

Topological thermal instability and length of proteins

R. Burioni, D. Cassi, F. Cecconi +1

We present an analysis of the effects of global topology on the structural stability of folded proteins in thermal equilibrium with a heat bath. For a large class of single domain…

nlin.CD20031 cited

Complexity Characterization of Dynamical Systems Through Predictability

Fabio Cecconi, Massimo Falcioni, Angelo Vulpiani

Some aspects of the predictability problem in dynamical systems are reviewed. The deep relation among Lyapunov exponents, Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy, Shannon entropy and algorithmic…

cond-mat2003

Topological thermal instability and the length of proteins

R. Burioni, D. Cassi, F. Cecconi +1

We present an analysis of the role of global topology on the structural stability of folded proteins in thermal equilibrium with a heat bath. For a large class of single domain pro…

cond-mat.stat-mech2002

Crucial stages of protein folding through a solvable model: predicting target sites for enzyme-inhibiting drugs

Cristian Micheletti, Fabio Cecconi, Alessandro Flammini +1

An exactly solvable model based on the topology of a protein native state is applied to identify bottlenecks and key-sites for the folding of HIV-1 Protease. The predicted sites ar…