Characterization of architecture signals in proteins

Article Abstract:

A quantitative property-based approach to protein sequence analysis is presented, grounded in Fourier-analysis and signal-processing methodologies. The findings elucidate the long-known convergence of unrelated sequences to a common fold while it is suggested that the these results provide a physical basis for the experimental observation that unrelated sequences that adopt similar architectures fold with similar rates.

Analysis, Fourier analysis, Amino acid sequence, Amino acid sequencing

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Polarons in ladder-type polymer films; recombination channels and electron-phonon coupling

Article Abstract:

A new study uses photomodulation spectroscopy to investigate probe photon energies from 0.05 to 2.5 eV in films of ladder-type poly(p-phenylene).

Polymers, Quantum theory, Quantum mechanics

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Molecular theory of germinate recombination. V. recombination of polarons on the 2-D square lattice

Article Abstract:

A previously-developed molecular theory of germinate recombination of charge carriers is generalized to examine the recombination of polarons.

Lattice theory, Exciton theory, Excitons

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