Geometry of proteins: hydrogen bonding, sterics, and marginally compact tubes.
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How much of protein sequence space has been explored by life on Earth?Helical tubes in crowded environments.Inter-helical interactions in membrane proteins: analysis based on the local backbone geometry and the side chain interactions.From polymers to proteins: the effect of side chains and broken symmetry on the formation of secondary structures within a Wang-Landau approach.
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Geometry of proteins: hydrogen bonding, sterics, and marginally compact tubes.
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Geometry of proteins: hydrogen bonding, sterics, and marginally compact tubes.
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Geometry of proteins: hydrogen bonding, sterics, and marginally compact tubes.
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Geometry of proteins: hydrogen bonding, sterics, and marginally compact tubes.
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Geometry of proteins: hydrogen bonding, sterics, and marginally compact tubes.
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Geometry of proteins: hydrogen bonding, sterics, and marginally compact tubes.
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Geometry of proteins: hydrogen bonding, sterics, and marginally compact tubes.
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Alessandro Flammini
Davide Marenduzzo
Flavio Seno
Jayanth R Banavar
Trinh X Hoang
Yehuda Snir
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10.1103/PHYSREVE.73.031921
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2006-03-22T00:00:00Z
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q-bio/0505052