We are trying to assemble a long alpha-helix by stitching together known
but shorter alpha-helices.
We've gone through the appropriate literature on the subject before
committing to individual fragments and the secondary structure prediction
tools are saying there's a chance our final structure will end up folding
as a long alpha-helix indeed.
Is there any way we can also buttress these results with MD simulations? I
can think of two obvious things:
1) just waiting for it to unfold from an already folded state;
2) watching how it will be folding from a completely unfolded state or a
random coil.
Any other suggestions?
Thank you.
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