Silvina Matysiak

University of Maryland

United States

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Articles (11)

Preferential orientation of glucose molecules decreases the rotational entropy aiding faster aggregation of amyloid-beta (Aβ) peptide fragments.

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Abhilash Sahoo

Flatiron Institute

UNITED STATES

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Riya Samanta

University of Maryland at College Park

UNITED STATES

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Harry Bermudez

UNITED STATES

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Modulation of Aβ 16–22 aggregation by glucose

Decoupling epistasis mechanisms in biomacromolecules

Emergence of allostery through reorganization of protein residue network architecture

Folding and modulation of the helical conformation of Glycophorin A by point mutations

Mechanistic insights into the inhibition of amyloid-β aggregation by chitosan

Transferable and Polarizable Coarse Grained Model for Proteins─ProMPT

Load-Bearing Nanostructures in Composites of Chitosan with Anionic Surfactants: Implications for Programmable Mechanomaterials

Recovery of enzyme structure and activity following rehydration from ionic liquid

Effects of applied surface-tension on membrane-assisted Aβ aggregation

Microscopic Picture of Calcium-Assisted Lipid Demixing and Membrane Remodeling Using Multiscale Simulations

Tuning Allostery through Integration of Disorder to Order with a Residue Network

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Abhilash Sahoo

Riya Samanta

Harry Bermudez

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