The equilibrium configuration equations of DNA chain with elastic rod model are derived in detail by the variation of the free energy functional, which depends on the curvature, torsion, twisting angle and its derivative with respect to the arc-length of central axis curve of rod. With the different shapes of rod, we obtain the equilibrium equations of DNA with circular and noncircular cross sections, which provide an approach to describe the physical behaviors of A-, B-, Z-DNA. The results show that the elastic rod model with circular cross section can accurately characterize the equilibrium configurations of A-, B-DNA, while the model with elliptical cross sections is more suitable for Z-DNA
Abstract The mechanics of DNA at length scales of few hundred nanometers is described by a fluctuati...
New explicit solutions are obtained for the nonlinear equations of Kirchhoff s theory of the dynamic...
A model for the flexibility of DNA is proposed that is based on discrete variations in the direction...
The mechanical properties of a deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) molecule can be likened to those of a hom...
AbstractExplicit solutions to the equations of equilibrium in the theory of the elastic rod model fo...
The mechanical deformation of DNA is very important in many biological processes. In this paper, we ...
This thesis discusses the development and applications of a double-stranded elastic rod model for DN...
This thesis discusses the development and applications of a double-stranded elastic rod model for DN...
This paper analyzes the elastic equilibrium conformations of duplex DNA constrained by the constancy...
We study the effect of applying a twist to an elastic rod with intrinsic curvature distributed on se...
We study the elastic behaviour of a supercoiled DNA molecule. The simplest model is that of a rod-li...
aitself in a helical way and forms plectonemes, as sketched in Fig. 1. An important feature of the e...
The physical configuration of double-stranded DNA plays a significant role in the protection and exp...
AbstractDNA cyclization is potentially the most powerful approach for systematic quantitation of seq...
The mechanics of DNA structural fluctuations at room temperature is generally modelled with a simple...
Abstract The mechanics of DNA at length scales of few hundred nanometers is described by a fluctuati...
New explicit solutions are obtained for the nonlinear equations of Kirchhoff s theory of the dynamic...
A model for the flexibility of DNA is proposed that is based on discrete variations in the direction...
The mechanical properties of a deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) molecule can be likened to those of a hom...
AbstractExplicit solutions to the equations of equilibrium in the theory of the elastic rod model fo...
The mechanical deformation of DNA is very important in many biological processes. In this paper, we ...
This thesis discusses the development and applications of a double-stranded elastic rod model for DN...
This thesis discusses the development and applications of a double-stranded elastic rod model for DN...
This paper analyzes the elastic equilibrium conformations of duplex DNA constrained by the constancy...
We study the effect of applying a twist to an elastic rod with intrinsic curvature distributed on se...
We study the elastic behaviour of a supercoiled DNA molecule. The simplest model is that of a rod-li...
aitself in a helical way and forms plectonemes, as sketched in Fig. 1. An important feature of the e...
The physical configuration of double-stranded DNA plays a significant role in the protection and exp...
AbstractDNA cyclization is potentially the most powerful approach for systematic quantitation of seq...
The mechanics of DNA structural fluctuations at room temperature is generally modelled with a simple...
Abstract The mechanics of DNA at length scales of few hundred nanometers is described by a fluctuati...
New explicit solutions are obtained for the nonlinear equations of Kirchhoff s theory of the dynamic...
A model for the flexibility of DNA is proposed that is based on discrete variations in the direction...