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Physical Mechanisms for ion-current levelling off in the KcsA channel through combined Monte Carlo/Molecular Dynamics simulations

Conference Paper
Publication Date:
2006
Short description:
Physical Mechanisms for ion-current levelling off in the KcsA channel through combined Monte Carlo/Molecular Dynamics simulations / E., P., A., A., Brunetti, R., Jacoboni, C., And M., R.. - STAMPA. - 110:(2006), pp. 217-220. (XIV Int. Conf. on Nonequilibrium Carrier Dynamics in Semiconductors Chicago 25-29 july).
abstract:
Conduction and noise properties of potassium ions in the KcsA membrane channel are analysed by means of a combined Molecular Dynamics-Monte Carlo numerical approach. The high-voltage part of the experimental I(V) charac-teristics shows a tendency to level off which is reproduced by computational re-sults using a conduction model quite sensitive to the particular set of transition probabilities among the relevant ion occupancy configurations. Noise power spec-tra confirm the existence of correlation between consecutive ion exits from the channel.
Iris type:
Relazione in Atti di Convegno
Keywords:
Ion channels; Monte Carlo simulation; Molecular dynamics
List of contributors:
E., Piccinini; A., Affinito; Brunetti, Rossella; Jacoboni, Carlo; And M., Rudan
Authors of the University:
BRUNETTI Rossella
JACOBONI Carlo
Handle:
https://iris.unimore.it/handle/11380/464176
Book title:
XIV Int. Conf. on Nonequilibrium Carrier Dynamics in Semiconductors
Published in:
SPRINGER PROCEEDINGS IN PHYSICS
Journal
SPRINGER PROCEEDINGS IN PHYSICS
Series
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