Helix Unfolding and Intramolecular Hydrogen Bond Dynamics in Small α-Helices in Explicit Solvent

Helix Unfolding and Intramolecular Hydrogen Bond Dynamics in Small α-Helices in Explicit Solvent

The dynamics of folding and unfolding of secondary structural motifs found in proteins is crucial to understanding the protein folding problem. In this paper we study the short-time dynamics of loop unfolding and hydrogen bond formation and breaking in the alanine pentapeptide at room temperature, u...

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