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This comprehensive, up-to-date volume presents state-of-the-art computational strategies for studying energy redistribution, signaling, and heat transport in proteins and other molecular machines, including nanoscale and biomolecular systems. It emphasizes the interrelations between these disparate approaches that have contributed to our understanding of energy flow in proteins and its role in protein function. By defining the forefront of research in this area, the book delineates the current challenges and opportunities in developing novel methods and applications for the evolving study of energy flow in molecular machines and nanomaterials.

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9781420087031

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... a useful guide for practitioners of molecular dynamics, theorists interested in structural biology, and users of modeling software seeking to understand the methods in more depth. The book is well organized, produced, and edited. References are up-to-date and comprehensive. -Harry A. Stern, University of Rochester, in the Journal of the American Chemical Society

! a useful guide for practitioners of molecular dynamics, theorists interested in structural biology, and users of modeling software seeking to understand the methods in more depth. The book is well organized, produced, and edited. References are up-to-date and comprehensive. --Harry A. Stern, University of Rochester, in the Journal of the American Chemical Society

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David M. Leitner is a Professor of Chemistry at the University of Nevada in Reno. John E. Straub is a Professor of Chemistry at Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts.

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