On the Kinematics of Protein Folding
Sean Cahill, Michael Cahill, Kevin Cahill
Abstract
We offer simple solutions to three kinematic problems that occur in the folding of proteins. We show how to construct suitably local elementary Monte Carlo moves, how to close a loop, and how to fold a loop without breaking the bond that closes it.
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