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PROFASI: A Monte Carlo simulation package for protein folding and aggregation

Irbäck, Anders LU orcid and Mohanty, Sandipan LU (2006) In Journal of Computational Chemistry 27(13). p.1548-1555
Abstract
We present a flexible and efficient program package written in C++, PROFASI, for simulating protein folding and aggregation. The systems are modeled using an all-atom description of the protein chains with only torsional degrees of freedom, and implicit water. The program package has a modular structure that makes the interaction potential easy to modify. The currently implemented potential is able to fold several peptides with about 20 residues, and has also been used to study aggregation and force-induced unfolding. The simulation methods implemented in PROFASI are Monte Carlo-based and include a semilocal move and simulated tempering. Adding new updates is easy. The code runs fast in both single- and multi-chain applications, as is... (More)
We present a flexible and efficient program package written in C++, PROFASI, for simulating protein folding and aggregation. The systems are modeled using an all-atom description of the protein chains with only torsional degrees of freedom, and implicit water. The program package has a modular structure that makes the interaction potential easy to modify. The currently implemented potential is able to fold several peptides with about 20 residues, and has also been used to study aggregation and force-induced unfolding. The simulation methods implemented in PROFASI are Monte Carlo-based and include a semilocal move and simulated tempering. Adding new updates is easy. The code runs fast in both single- and multi-chain applications, as is illustrated by several examples. (C) 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. (Less)
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protein folding, Monte Carlo, all-atom model, plus, protein aggregation, C
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Journal of Computational Chemistry
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1548 - 1555
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John Wiley & Sons Inc.
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1096-987X
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10.1002/jcc.20452
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English
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  title        = {{PROFASI: A Monte Carlo simulation package for protein folding and aggregation}},
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