A microscopic description of protein dielectric properties [1,2] is directly compared to a simpler, standard, continuum model [4], using cytochrome c as a model system. Relaxation free energies in response to a perturbing point test charge are compared, as well as the reorganization free energy for electron transfer between two cytochromes. The models agree regarding the mean properties of the system, but the continuum model underestimates the spatial variations of the local susceptibility, and greatly overestimates the reorganization free energy for electron transfer
Solvation of protein surface charges plays an important role for the protonation states of titratabl...
In this study, some theoretical model functions have been used to explain the molecular behaviour of...
The dielectric constant of a material is a macroscopic property that measures the reduction of the e...
This paper investigates the microscopic mechanisms of charge screening in proteins. The screening of...
International audienceIn photoexcitation and electron transfer, a new dipole or charge is introduced...
A dielectric continuum model is developed for calculating polarization reorganization energies of el...
International audienceProteins are the working chemists of living cells. They are complex macromolec...
A model for the calculation of the scalar, position-dependent static dielectric function of an ensem...
AbstractA low static dielectric permittivity of proteins causes the low reorganization energies for ...
The static and frequency dependent dielectric properties of trypsin inhibitor and hen egg white lyso...
AbstractThe effect of the reorganization of the protein polar groups on charge-charge interaction an...
AbstractWe have used a standard Fröhlich-Kirkwood dipole moment fluctuation model to calculate the s...
International audienceMonte Carlo (MC) simulations with a fixed protein backbone but mobile sidechai...
We have used a standard Fröhlich-Kirkwood dipole moment fluctuation model to calculate the static di...
Implicit methods for modeling protein electrostatics require dielectric properties of the system to ...
Solvation of protein surface charges plays an important role for the protonation states of titratabl...
In this study, some theoretical model functions have been used to explain the molecular behaviour of...
The dielectric constant of a material is a macroscopic property that measures the reduction of the e...
This paper investigates the microscopic mechanisms of charge screening in proteins. The screening of...
International audienceIn photoexcitation and electron transfer, a new dipole or charge is introduced...
A dielectric continuum model is developed for calculating polarization reorganization energies of el...
International audienceProteins are the working chemists of living cells. They are complex macromolec...
A model for the calculation of the scalar, position-dependent static dielectric function of an ensem...
AbstractA low static dielectric permittivity of proteins causes the low reorganization energies for ...
The static and frequency dependent dielectric properties of trypsin inhibitor and hen egg white lyso...
AbstractThe effect of the reorganization of the protein polar groups on charge-charge interaction an...
AbstractWe have used a standard Fröhlich-Kirkwood dipole moment fluctuation model to calculate the s...
International audienceMonte Carlo (MC) simulations with a fixed protein backbone but mobile sidechai...
We have used a standard Fröhlich-Kirkwood dipole moment fluctuation model to calculate the static di...
Implicit methods for modeling protein electrostatics require dielectric properties of the system to ...
Solvation of protein surface charges plays an important role for the protonation states of titratabl...
In this study, some theoretical model functions have been used to explain the molecular behaviour of...
The dielectric constant of a material is a macroscopic property that measures the reduction of the e...