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|a Statistical physics of biomolecules :
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|g Chapter 1.
|t Proteins Don't Know Biology --
|t Prologue: Statistical Physics of Candy, Dirt, and Biology --
|t Guiding Principles --
|t About This Book --
|t Molecular Prologue: A Day in the Life of Butane --
|t What Does Equilibrium Mean to a Protein? --
|t A Word on Experiments --
|t Making Movies: Basic Molecular Dynamics Simulation --
|t Basic Protein Geometry --
|t A Note on the Chapters --
|g Chapter 2.
|t The Heart of It All: Probability Theory --
|t Introduction --
|t Basics of One-Dimensional Distributions --
|t Fluctuations and Error --
|t Two+ Dimensions: Projection and Correlation --
|t Simple Statistics Help Reveal a Motor Protein's Mechanism --
|t Additional Problems: Trajectory Analysis --
|g Chapter 3.
|t Big Lessons from Simple Systems: Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics in One Dimension --
|t Introduction --
|t Energy Landscapes Are Probability Distributions --
|t States, Not Configurations --
|t Free Energy: It's Just Common Sense If You Believe in Probability --
|t Entropy: It's Just a Name --
|t Summing Up --
|t Molecular Intuition from Simple Systems --
|t Loose Ends: Proper Dimensions, Kinetic Energy --
|g Chapter 4.
|t Nature Doesn't Calculate Partition Functions: Elementary Dynamics and Equilibrium --
|t Introduction --
|t Newtonian Dynamics: Deterministic but Not Predictable --
|t Barrier Crossing--Activated Processes --
|t Flux Balance: The Definition of Equilibrium --
|t Simple Diffusion, Again --
|t More on Stochastic Dynamics: The Langevin Equation --
|t Key Tools: The Correlation Time and Function --
|t Tying It All Together --
|t So Many Ways to ERR: Dynamics in Molecular Simulation --
|t Mini-Project: Double-Well Dynamics --
|g Chapter 5.
|t Molecules Are Correlated! Multidimensional Statistical Mechanics --
|t Introduction --
|t A More-Than-Two-Dimensional Prelude --
|t Coordinates and Force Fields --
|t The Single-Molecule Partition Function --
|t Multimolecular Systems --
|t The Free Energy Still Gives the Probability --
|t Summary --
|g Chapter 6.
|t From Complexity to Simplicity: The Potential of Mean Force --
|t Introduction: PMFs Are Everywhere --
|t The Potential of Mean Force Is Like a Free Energy --
|t The PMF May Not Yield the Reaction Rate or Transition State --
|t The Radial Distribution Function --
|t PMFs Are the Typical Basis for "Knowledge-Based" ("Statistical") Potentials --
|t Summary: The Meaning, Uses, and Limitations of the PMF --
|g Chapter 7.
|t What's Free about "Free" Energy? Essential Thermodynamics --
|t Introduction --
|t Statistical Thermodynamics: Can You Take a Derivative? --
|t You Love the Ideal Gas --
|t Boring but True: The First Law Describes Energy Conservation --
|t G vs. F: Other Free Energies and Why They (Sort of ) Matter --
|t Overview of Free Energies and Derivatives --
|t The Second Law and (Sometimes) Free Energy Minimization --
|t Calorimetry: A Key Thermodynamic Technique --
|t The Bare-Bones Essentials of Thermodynamics --
|t Key Topics Omitted from This Chapter --
|g Chapter 8.
|t The Most Important Molecule: Electro-Statistics of Water --
|t Basics of Water Structure --
|t Water Molecules Are Structural Elements in Many Crystal Structures --
|t The pH of Water and Acid-Base Ideas --
|t Hydrophobic Effect --
|t Water Is a Strong Dielectric --
|t Charges in Water + Salt = Screening --
|t A Brief Word on Solubility --
|t Summary --
|t Additional Problem: Understanding Differential Electrostatics --
|g Chapter 9.
|t Basics of Binding and Allostery --
|t A Dynamical View of Binding: On- and Off-Rates --
|t Macroscopic Equilibrium and the Binding Constant --
|t A Structural-Thermodynamic View of Binding --
|t Understanding Relative Affinities: ∆∆G and Thermodynamic Cycles --
|t Energy Storage in "Fuels" Like ATP --
|t Direct Statistical Mechanics Description of Binding --
|t Allostery and Cooperativity --
|t Elementary Enzymatic Catalysis --
|t pH AND pKa --
|t Summary --
|g Chapter 10.
|t Kinetics of Conformational Change and Protein Folding --
|t Introduction: Basins, Substates, and States --
|t Kinetic Analysis of Multistate Systems --
|t Conformational and Allosteric Changes in Proteins --
|t Protein Folding --
|t Summary --
|g Chapter 11.
|t Ensemble Dynamics: From Trajectories to Diffusion and Kinetics --
|t Introduction: Back to Trajectories and Ensembles --
|t One-Dimensional Ensemble Dynamics --
|t Four Key Trajectory Ensembles --
|t From Trajectory Ensembles to Observables --
|t Diffusion and Beyond: Evolving Probability Distributions --
|t The Jarzynski Relation and Single-Molecule Phenomena --
|t Summary --
|g Chapter 12.
|t A Statistical Perspective on Biomolecular Simulation --
|t Introduction: Ideas, Not Recipes --
|t First, Choose Your Model: Detailed or Simplified --
|t "Basic" Simulations Emulate Dynamics --
|t Metropolis Monte Carlo: A Basic Method and Variations --
|t Another Basic Method: Reweighting and Its Variations --
|t Discrete-State Simulations --
|t How to Judge Equilibrium Simulation Quality --
|t Free Energy and PMF Calculations --
|t Path Ensembles: Sampling Trajectories --
|t Protein Folding: Dynamics and Structure Prediction --
|t Summary --
|t Index.
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|a Proteins Don't Know BiologyPrologue: Statistical Physics of Candy, Dirt, and Biology Guiding Principles About This Book Molecular Prologue: A Day in the Life of Butane What Does Equilibrium Mean to a Protein? A Word on Experiments Making Movies: Basic Molecular Dynamics Simulation Basic Protein Geometry A Note on the Chapters The Heart of It All: Probability Theory Introduction Basics of One-Dimensional Distributions Fluctuations and Error Two+ Dimensions: Projection and Correlation Simple Statistics Help Reveal a Motor Protein's Mechanism Additional Problems: Trajectory Analysis Big Lessons from Simple Systems: Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics in One DimensionIntroduction Energy Landscapes Are Probability Distributions States, Not Configurations Free Energy: It's Just Common Sense If You Believe in Probability Entropy: It's Just a Name Summing Up Molecular Intuition from Simple Systems Loose Ends: Proper Dimensions, Kinetic Energy Nature Doesn't Calculate Partition Functions: Elementary Dynamics and Equilibrium Introduction Newtonian Dynamics: Deterministic but Not Predictable Barrier Crossing-Activated Processes Flux Balance: The Definition of Equilibrium Simple Diffusion, Again More on Stochastic Dynamics: The Langevin Equation Key Tools: The Correlation Time and Function Tying It All Together So Many Ways to ERR: Dynamics in Molecular Simulation Mini-Project: Double-Well Dynamics Molecules Are Correlated! Multidimensional Statistical Mechanics Introduction A More-Than-Two-Dimensional Prelude Coordinates and Force Fields The Single-Molecule Partition Function Multimolecular Systems The Free Energy Still Gives the Probability Summary From Complexity to Simplicity: The Potential of Mean Force Introduction: PMFs Are Everywhere The Potential of Mean Force Is Like a Free Energy The PMF May Not Yield the Reaction Rate or Transition State The Radial.
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|a Probability Distributions The Jarzynski Relation and Single-Molecule Phenomena Summary A Statistical Perspective on Biomolecular Simulation Introduction: Ideas, Not Recipes First, Choose Your Model: Detailed or Simplified "Basic" Simulations Emulate Dynamics Metropolis Monte Carlo: A Basic Method and Variations Another Basic Method: Reweighting and Its Variations Discrete-State Simulations How to Judge Equilibrium Simulation Quality Free Energy and PMF Calculations Path Ensembles: Sampling Trajectories Protein Folding: Dynamics and Structure Prediction Summary Index.
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