15 research outputs found
Coarse-graining DNA for simulations of DNA nanotechnology
No full textTo simulate long time and length scale processes involving DNA it is
necessary to use a coarse-grained description. Here we provide an overview of
different approaches to such coarse graining, focussing on those at the
nucleotide level that allow the self-assembly processes associated with DNA
nanotechnology to be studied. OxDNA, our recently-developed coarse-grained DNA
model, is particularly suited to this task, and has opened up this field to
systematic study by simulations. We illustrate some of the range of DNA
nanotechnology systems to which the model is being applied, as well as the
insights it can provide into fundamental biophysical properties of DNA.Comment: 20 pages, 9 figure
Vulnerability of crops and croplands in the US Northern Plains to predicted climate change
No full textAmbidentate H-bonding by heme-bound NO: structural and spectral effects of –O versus –N H-bonding
No full textImpact of Storage Time on the Juice and Sugars Extracted from Chopped and Whole Stalk Sweet Pearl Millet and Sweet Sorghum Biomass
No full textThe barley lipid transfer protein, BLT101, enhances cold tolerance in wheat under cold stress
No full textScreening techniques and sources of tolerance to extremes of moisture and air temperature in cool season food legumes
No full textGenetic variability and QTL mapping of freezing tolerance and related traits in Medicago truncatula
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Designing crop–livestock integration at different levels: Toward new agroecological models?
No full textAn integrated ecosystem incorporating renewable energy leading to pollution reduction for sustainable development of craft villages in rural area: a case study at sedge mats village in Mekong Delta, Vietnam
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