By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of photolized carbon monoxide (CO) within solvated myoglobin, a quantitative description of CO migration and corresponding kinetics is obtained. MD results combined with previously reported quantum mechanical calculations on the CO-heme binding-unbinding reaction step in myoglobin allowed construction of a detailed quantitative model, shedding light oil the kinetic mechanism and relevant steps of CO migration and geminate binding. Finally, the obtained (unbiased) theoretical-computational model is critically compared with the available computational and experimental data for myoglobin in Solution
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Molecular dynamics simulations of the events after the photodissociation of CO in the myoglobin muta...
AbstractBy using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within ...
By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of phot...
By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of phot...
By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of phot...
By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of phot...
AbstractBy using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within ...
By using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within crystall...
By using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within crystall...
By using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within crystall...
By using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within crystall...
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Molecular dynamics simulations of the events after the photodissociation of CO in the myoglobin muta...
AbstractBy using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within ...
By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of phot...
By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of phot...
By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of phot...
By using multiple (independent) molecular dynamics (MD) trajectories (about 500 ns in total) of phot...
AbstractBy using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within ...
By using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within crystall...
By using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within crystall...
By using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within crystall...
By using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within crystall...
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Neuroglobin (Ngb) is a globular protein that reversibly binds small ligands at the six coordination ...
Molecular dynamics simulations of the events after the photodissociation of CO in the myoglobin muta...
AbstractBy using multiple molecular dynamics trajectories of photolyzed carbon monoxide (CO) within ...