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20042006
most citedEntropic stabilization of proteins and its proteomic consequences

94 citations · 96 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

q-bio.BM2006

Energetics of Protein-DNA Interactions

Jason E Donald, William W Chen, Eugene I Shakhnovich

Protein-DNA interactions are vital for many processes in living cells, especially transcriptional regulation and DNA modification. To further our understanding of these important p…

q-bio.BM2006

All-atom ab initio folding of a diverse set of proteins

Jae Shick Yang, William W. Chen, Jeffrey Skolnick +1

Natural proteins fold to a unique, thermodynamically dominant state. Modeling of the folding process and prediction of the native fold of proteins are two major unsolved problems i…

q-bio.BM2006

Information and Protein Interfaces

William W. Chen, Paul J. Choi, Jason E. Donald +1

To confer high specificity and affinity in binding, contacts at interfaces between two interacting macromolecules are expected to exhibit pair preferences for types of atoms or res…

q-bio.BM2005★ 94 cited

Entropic stabilization of proteins and its proteomic consequences

Igor N. Berezovsky, William W. Chen, Paul J. Choi +1

We report here a new entropic mechanism of protein thermostability due to residual dynamics of rotamer isomerization in native state. All-atom simulations show that Lysines have mu…

q-bio.MN2004★ 2 cited

An Exact Model of Fluctuations in Gene Expression

William W. Chen, Jeremy L. England, Eugene I. Shakhnovich

Fluctuations in the measured mRNA levels of unperturbed cells under fixed conditions have often been viewed as an impediment to the extraction of information from expression profil…