Computational Perspectives on Tubulin E-hook Structure and Mechanisms
Bromley, Alexander C., and Dana N. Reinemann. In Press. “Computational Perspectives on Tubulin E-Hook Structure and Mechanisms”. Biophysical Reports, In Press.
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Motor Protein Biophysics Biological motors are essential to sustain life. These proteins convert chemical energy into mechanical work through conformational changes from ATP hydrolysis. The kinesin family of motors uses this mechanical energy to walk hand-over-hand along highly conserved microtubule...