Intermolecular potentials of mean force of amino acid side chain interactions in aqueous medium

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A study of the potentials of mean force of hydrogen-bonded amino acid side chains in water is reported. Hydrogen-bonding (HB) partners are classified according to the hybridization state of their donor and acceptor atoms, as well as the net charge of the interacting pairs which leads to a total of 42 classes of representative HB interactions.

author: Hassan, Sergio A.
Electric properties, Aqueous solution reactions

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Liquid-structure forces and electrostatic modulation of biomolecular interactions in solution

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A model of electrostatic and liquid-structure forces for dynamics simulations of biomolecules is presented. This model reproduces the contact and solvent-separated minima and the desolvation barriers of intermolecular potentials of mean force of amino acid dimers, which are observed in atomistic dynamics simulations.

author: Hassan, Sergio A.
Biomolecules, Properties, Structure, Dimer acids

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A preference for edgewise interactions between aromatic rings and carboxylate anions: The biological relevance of anion-quadrupole interactions

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The pairwise interaction of aromatic amino acids with anionic amino acids which were explored by using small molecule mimics is presented.

author: Jun Wu, Jackson, Michael R., Beahm, Robert, Duvvuru, Suman, Narasimhan, Chandrasegara, Hsin-Neng Wang, Philip, Vivek M., Hinde, Robert J., Howell, Elizabeth E.
Analysis, Anions, Chemical properties, Van der Waals forces

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subjects list: Research, Hydrogen bonding, Hydrogen bonds, Amino acids
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