Functional significance of hierarchical tiers in carbonmonoxy myoglobin: 
Conformational substates and transitions studied by conformational flooding 
simulations.

Schulze, B.; Grubmueller, H.; Evanseck, J. D.

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Functional significance of hierarchical tiers in carbonmonoxy myoglobin: Conformational substates and transitions studied by conformational flooding simulations.

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Grubmueller, H.
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Schulze, B., Grubmueller, H., & Evanseck, J. D. (2000). Functional significance of hierarchical tiers in carbonmonoxy myoglobin: Conformational substates and transitions studied by conformational flooding simulations. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 122, 8700-8711.

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