Inter-DNA Electrostatics from Explicit Solvent Molecular Dynamics Simulations
Alexey Savelyev, Garegin A. Papoian
Abstract
Alexey Savelyev, Garegin A. Papoian
Abstract
Electrostatic repulsion between two DNA molecules, computed from explicit water-free energy simulations, is screened stronger by Na + counterions than K + counterions. An effective electrostatic potential was constructed for a coarse-grained model, where each base pair is represented by a bead.
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Electrostatic repulsion between two DNA molecules, computed from explicit water-free energy simulations, is screened stronger by Na + counterions than K + counterions. An effective electrostatic potential was constructed for a coarse-grained model, where each base pair is represented by a bead.
Key concepts: Counterion, Chemistry, Electrostatics, Molecular dynamics, Chemical physics, Electrostatic interaction, Static electricity, Molecule