bharat gupta wrote:
Well, mine is a beta-barrel protein called Green Fluorescent Protein. In
such a case the movement of ion is very important. As the ion in side
the barrel can quench the fluorescence. That's what I want to track..
You can probably address this with the methods I've described. That's likely
all that anyone can offer. Spend some time looking through the literature at
the many kinds of systems that have been addressed using SMD and/or umbrella
sampling and come up with a coherent plan to address your system based on what
you find.
-Justin
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Virginia Tech
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