Protein-DNA interactions are critical for the successful functioning of all natural systems. The
key role in these interactions is played by processes of protein search for specific sites on …

Molecular search phenomena are observed in a variety of chemical and biological systems.
During the search, the participating particles frequently move in complex inhomogeneous …

Adsorption of soluble DNA to surfaces decorated with complementary DNA plays an
important role in many bionanotechnology applications, and previous studies have reported …

Complex DNA topological structures, including polymer loops, are frequently observed in
biological processes when protein molecules simultaneously bind to several distant sites on …

Many fundamental biological processes are regulated by protein-DNA complexes called
synaptosomes, which possess multiple interaction sites. Despite the critical importance of …

The amyloid formation of human islet amyloid polypeptide (hIAPP)—an intrinsically
disordered peptide, is associated with type II diabetes. Cellular membranes, especially …

The binding of proteins to their respective specific sites on the DNA through facilitated
diffusion serves as the initial step of various important biological processes. While this …

Many biological molecular motors and machines are driven by chemical reactions that occur
in specific catalytic sites. We study whether the arrival of molecules to such an active site can …

Trapping by active sites on surfaces plays important roles in various chemical and biological
processes, including catalysis, enzymatic reactions, and viral entry into host cells. However …

The target search process in DNA is the very first step for very fundamental biochemical and
biophysical steps that follow. Gene transcription and formation of protein-DNA structures are …