Secondary structure and rigidity in model proteins.
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Hugh O'Neill | Qui Zhang | G. Ehlers | A. Sokolov | J. Nickels | Georg Ehlers | Stefania Perticaroli | Jonathan D Nickels | Alexei P Sokolov | S. Perticaroli | H. O’Neill | Q. Zhang
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