Competition between surface adsorption and folding of fibril-forming polypeptides

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Navigating in foldonia: Using accelerated molecular dynamics to explore stability, unfolding and self-healing of the β-solenoid structure formed by a silk-like polypeptide Characterizing folding funnels with replica exchange Wang-Landau simulation of lattice proteins.

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Competition between surface adsorption and folding of fibril-forming polypeptides

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Competition between surface adsorption and folding of fibril-forming polypeptides

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Competition between surface adsorption and folding of fibril-forming polypeptides

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Competition between surface adsorption and folding of fibril-forming polypeptides

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Competition between surface adsorption and folding of fibril-forming polypeptides

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Martien A Cohen Stuart

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Peter G Bolhuis

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Statistical mechanics of kinetic proofreading in protein folding in vivo.

Fibrillization propensity for short designed hexapeptides predicted by computer simulation

Structural transitions and oligomerization along polyalanine fibril formation pathways from computer simulations

Smart self-assembled hybrid hydrogel biomaterials

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10.1103/PHYSREVE.91.022711

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Sanne Abeln

Ran Ni

J. Mieke Kleijn

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2015-02-19T00:00:00Z

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Competition between surface adsorption and folding of fibril-forming polypeptides

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Competition between surface adsorption and folding of fibril-forming polypeptides

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