Frictional properties of nonspherical multisubunit structures. Application to tubules and cylinders
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Auteurs : J. A. Mccammon ; J. M. DeutchSource :
- Biopolymers [ 0006-3525 ] ; 1976-07.
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- Anomalous results, Chem, Coefficient, Deutch, Hollow core, Hollow cylinders, Hydrodynamic, Intrinsic viscosities, Intrinsic viscosity, Mccammon, Multisubunit, Nonspherical multisubunit structures, Oseen, Oseen tensor, Phys, Preaveraged oseen tensor, Principal axes, Principal components, Radius subunits, Rotational, Shell model, Short cylinders, Solid cylinders, Subunit, Subunit friction coefficient, Subunit layers, Subunit radius, Tensor, Translational, Translational friction coefficient, Translational friction coefficients, Transport coefficients, Transverse averagedc, Transverse components.
Abstract
Methods are described for numerical calculation of the anisotropic components of the translational and rotational friction coefficient tensors and of the intrinsic viscosity for rigid multisubunit structures in dilute solution. The methods apply to assemblies of any shape, provided that translation–rotation coupling is negligible. Application is made to short cylindrical and tubular structures. Anomalous results arise when the Oseen tensor is used to describe the hydrodynamic interaction of the subunits, but these are corrected by use of a modified tensor. Transport coefficients for hollow tubules with typical supramolecular dimensions are found to be nearly the same as those for the corresponding solid cylinders. The Scheraga–Mandelkern equation is found to be useful for the determination of the molecular weights of such structures. For long hollow structures such as microtubules, use of the corresponding solid cylinder or wormlike chain equations should be adequate for interpreting hydrodynamic studies.
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