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| author | Galaz, German Mino Baez, Javier Patino Berdu, Nicolas Mino Suarez, Jose Gonzalez |
| author_facet | Galaz, German Mino Baez, Javier Patino Berdu, Nicolas Mino Suarez, Jose Gonzalez |
| contents | This research reports the entropy transfer throughout the tridimensional structure of PDZ-2 and TIM barrel structures using the dynamic Gaussian Network Model. The model predicts the allocation of the allosteric pathways of the PDZ-2. Moreover. A visualization analysis reveals that entropy and information is transported towards the effector site in PDZ-2 and near to the catalytic site of the TIM-Barrel protein. The results suggest the presence of a functional hierarchy that determine information and entropy flow directionality. |
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| spellingShingle | Entropy Transfer Throughout the Structure of PDZ-2 and TIM-Barrel Proteins. A Dynamic Gaussian Network Model Study Galaz, German Mino Baez, Javier Patino Berdu, Nicolas Mino Suarez, Jose Gonzalez Biomolecules This research reports the entropy transfer throughout the tridimensional structure of PDZ-2 and TIM barrel structures using the dynamic Gaussian Network Model. The model predicts the allocation of the allosteric pathways of the PDZ-2. Moreover. A visualization analysis reveals that entropy and information is transported towards the effector site in PDZ-2 and near to the catalytic site of the TIM-Barrel protein. The results suggest the presence of a functional hierarchy that determine information and entropy flow directionality. |
| title | Entropy Transfer Throughout the Structure of PDZ-2 and TIM-Barrel Proteins. A Dynamic Gaussian Network Model Study |
| topic | Biomolecules |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.16456 |