Rigidity, Secondary Structure, and the Universality of the Boson Peak in Proteins
Abstract
Complementary neutron- and light-scattering results on nine proteins and amino acids reveal the role of rigidity and secondary structure in determining the time- and lengthscales of low-frequency collective vibrational dynamics in proteins. These dynamics manifest in a spectral feature, known as the boson peak (BP), which is common to all disordered materials. We demonstrate that BP position scales systematically with structural motifs,...
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Title
Rigidity, Secondary Structure, and the Universality of the Boson Peak in Proteins
Published Date
Jun 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
106
Issue
12
Pages
2667 - 2674
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