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- W2739267224 abstract "The objective of this research is to determine if a better understanding of the “molecule of life”, deoxyribonucleic acid or DNA can be obtained through Molecular Dynamics (MD) modeling and simulation (M&S) using contemporary MD M&S. It is difficult to overstate the significance of the DNA molecule. The now-completed Human Genome Project stands out as the most significant testimony yet to the importance of understanding DNA. The Human Genome Project (HGP) enumerated many areas of application of genomic research including molecular medicine, energy sources, environmental applications, agriculture and livestock breeding to name just a few. (Science, 2008) In addition to the fact that DNA contains the informational blueprints for all life, it also exhibits other remarkable characteristics most of which are either poorly understood or remain complete mysteries. One of those completely mysterious characteristics is the ability of DNA molecules to spontaneously segregate with other DNA molecules of similar sequence. This ability has been observed for years in living organisms and is known as “homologous pairing.” It is completely reproducible in a laboratory and defies explanation. What is the underlying mechanism that facilitates long-range attraction between 2 double-helix DNA molecules containing similar nucleotide sequences? The fact that we cannot answer this question indicates we are missing a fundamental piece of information concerning the DNA bio-molecule. The research proposed herein investigated using the Nano-scale Molecular Dynamics NAMD (Phillips et al., 2005) simulator the following hypotheses: H(Simulate Observed Closure NULL) : = Current MD force field models when used to model DNA molecule segments, contain sufficient variable terms and parameters to describe and reproduce iv directed segregating movement (closure of the segments) as previously observed by the Imperial College team between two Phi X 174 DNA molecules. H(Resonance NULL) : = Current MD force field models when used to model DNA molecule segments in a condensed phased solvent contain sufficient variable terms and parameters to reproduce theorized molecular resonation in the form of frequency content found in water between the segments. H(Harmonized Resonance NULL) : = Current MD force field models of DNA molecule segments in a condensed phase solvent produce theorized molecular resonation in the form of frequency content above and beyond the expected normal frequency levels found in water between the segments. H(Sequence Relationship NULL): = The specific frequencies and amplitudes of the harmonized resonance postulated in H(Harmonized Resonance NULL) are a direct function of DNA nucleotide sequence. H(Resonance Causes Closure NULL) : = Interacting harmonized resonation produces an aggregate force between the 2 macro-molecule segments resulting in simulation of the same directed motion and segment closure as observed by the Imperial College team between two Phi X 174 DNA molecules. After nearly six months of molecular dynamic simulation for…" @default.
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- W2739267224 title "Homologous Pairing Through Dna Driven Harmonics – A Simulation Investigation" @default.
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