Autor(es):
Figueirêdo, P. H. ; Nogueira Júnior, E. ; Moret, M. A. ; Coutinho, Sérgio ; Figueirêdo, P. H. ; Nogueira Júnior, E. ; Moret, M. A. ; Coutinho, Sérgio
Data: 2012
Origem: Oasisbr
Assunto(s): Time series; Self-affinity; Protein folding; Energy landscape; Time series; Time series; Self-affinity; Self-affinity; Protein folding; Protein folding; Energy landscape; Energy landscape
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Multifractal properties of the energy time series of short -helix structures, specifically from a polyalanine family, are investigated through the MF-DFA technique (multifractal detrended fluctuation analysis). Estimates for the generalized Hurst exponent h.q/ and its associated multifractal exponents .q/ are obtained for several series generated by numerical simulations of molecular dynamics in different systems from distinct initial conformations. All simulations were performed using the GROMOS force field, implemented in the program THOR. The main results have shown that all series exhibit multifractal behavior depending on the number of residues and temperature. Moreover, the multifractal spectra reveal important aspects of the time evolution of the system and suggest that the nucleation process of the secondary structures during the visits on the energy hyper-surface is an essential feature of the folding process.