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Investigating Electron Conductivity Regimes in the Bacterial Cytochrome Wire OmcS

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By Luke Nambi Mohanam, Lei Gu, Yuanming Song, Rafael Umeda
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Dynamic Electronic Structure Fluctuations in the De Novo Peptide ACC-Dimer Revealed by First-Principles Theory and Machine Learning

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By Peter Mastracco, Luke Nambi Mohanam, Giacomo Nagaro, Sangram Prusty
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1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Proteins are essential components of electron transfer systems in nature, mediating long-range electronic transport for functions such as respiration and photosynthesis. (1) While many natural protein-based systems for charge transport typically incorporate metal centers, (2−5) many biological long-range charge transport (6,7) and energy transport (8) processes use metal-free proteins and peptides.
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Dynamic Electronic Structure Fluctuations in the De Novo Peptide ACC-Dimer Revealed by First-Principles Theory and Machine Learning

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By Peter Mastracco, Giacomo Nagaro, Sangram Prusty, Luke Nambi Mohanam
| ACS Publications
1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Proteins are essential components of electron transfer systems in nature, mediating long-range electronic transport for functions such as respiration and photosynthesis. (1) While many natural protein-based systems for charge transport typically incorporate metal centers, (2−5) many biological long-range charge transport (6,7) and energy transport (8) processes use metal-free proteins and peptides.
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