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Re: WSN: residence time in the hydration shell (fwd)
Sender: raman@bioc01.uthscsa.edu (C.S.RAMAN)
Subject: Re: WSN: residence time in the hydration shell
Re - Grazia's query about residence times of water, there is a nice
review on the theoretical aspects of this subject by George Phillips and
Monty Pettitt entitled "Structure and Dynamics of the water around
Myoglobin". See Protein Science, 4:149-158 (1995). This article
compares the theoretical findings with those obtained experimentally.
Cheers
-raman
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