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Session: A long day's journey into simplicity - I
Session: A long day's journey into simplicity - II
Session: Annealing action of GroEL nanomachine
Session: Are proteins ever really unfolded?
Session: Assembly of protein tertiary structures from secondary structures using optimized potentials
Session: Characterization of protein-protein interfaces: a theoretical approach
Session: Charting eukaryotic proteomes
Session: Comparison of the Dynamics and Hydration Patterns in Ribonuclease-A Family Proteins
Session: Cooperativity principles in protein folding -- Generic statisticalmechanical properties as powerful experimental constraints in modeling
Session: Cytotoxicity of aggregates of non pathological proteins: new views on amyloidosis pathogenesis and protein evolution
Session: Data deluge, the contemporary biologist's dilemma
Session: Dynamical properties of protein networks
Session: Efficient computation of proteins conformational dynamics
Session: Experimental energy landscapes for protein folding
Session: Folding and stretching in a go-like model of titin
Session: Folding times of proteins
Session: Forcing biological molecules to stretch
Session: Form and matter: the protein folds as platonic forms
Session: From polymers to proteins -- novel phases of short compact tubes
Session: Helix-helix packing preferences in globular proteins
Session: Hetero- and homo- polymeric view of the folding transistion
Session: How DNA worms through protein channels
Session: Hydrophobic models of protein folding and the thermodynamics of chain-boundary interactions - I
Session: Hydrophobic models of protein folding and the thermodynamics of chain-boundary interactions - II
Session: Languages of genetic information: Why do living organisms have 4 nucleotide bases and 20 amino acids?
Session: Mean-Field Approaches to the Finkelstein model for Protein Folding
Session: Misfolding diseases and aggregation
Session: Model study of resistance proof, folding-inhibitor drugs
Session: Molecular evolution of promoters: an experimental study
Session: Molecular mechanisms of protein function
Session: Motor proteins: kinetics and structural properties of kinesin
Session: Multicanonical Method and Generalized-Ensemble Simulations of Short Peptides
Session: Muscles, a complex protein network essential for life: structure and function
Session: Non-Markovian Dynamics and single Molecule folding
Session: POSTER SESSION
Session: POSTER SESSION
Session: Protein Interaction Networks
Session: Protein motions and proteins in networks
Session: Proton relaxivities of serum proteins
Session: Recognition in biomolecular energy landscapes: protein association vs protein folding.
Session: SAG phase:a new phase
Session: Signaling in plants: how do plants see, hear, and smell?
Session: Simple two-state protein folding kinetics requires near-Levinthal thermodynamic cooperativity
Session: Simulating disorder-order transitions in molecular recognition of unstructured proteins: where folding meets binding
Session: Slaving - the interaction proteins with the environment
Session: Solvent effects on simple protein models
Session: Structure prediction of pmembrane proteins: is it possible?
Session: Structure, energetics, dynamics, and design of convergent solutions to ligand-protein and protein-protein interfaces: the energy landscape perspective
Session: Studying protein aggregation using a protein engineering approach. Insight into the mechanisms of protein aggregation and the genetics of human diseases
Session: Topological models for the elasticiy of proteins
Session: Topology and energetics in protein systems
Session: Topology of transmembrane proteins
Session: Towards a noncontingent biology: the protein folds as natural forms
Session: Towards an Analytic Description for the Elusive Transition State
Session: Viscoelasticity of biopolymer networks and statistical mechanics of semiflexible polymers

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A. Maritan, J. Banavar