Worn model for electron tunneling in proteins: consolidation of the pathway model and the Dutton plot

Article Abstract:

A novel method for selecting important electron tunneling pathways in proteins by connecting important interatomic tunneling currents. The findings indicate that the Dutton plot, in which the logarithm of k(sub e) is in linear relation with the donor-acceptor distances, depends somewhat on the one-dimensional atom density, is reproduced for a certain level of analysis by the worm model.

Chemical bonds, Chemical properties

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Asymmetry in the shapes of folded and denatured states of proteins

Article Abstract:

Two parameters are used to probe the asymmetry in the shapes of folded and denatured states of proteins. An examination of the asymmetry in the overall shapes gives insights into the extent to which a protein can tolerate volume mutations.

Analysis, Mutation (Biology), Mutation, Chemistry, Physical and theoretical, Physical chemistry

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