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Bernard D. Coleman
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98 Brett Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 |
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B134, Engineering, Busch Campus |
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732-445-5558 |
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bcoleman@stokes.rutgers.edu |
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| The emphasis of our group is on the application of modern methods of theoretical and computational mechanics to problems in molecular biology and biophysical chemistry. Our most recent topics include: the topology and micromechanics of DNA and DNA-protein interactions. This work has implications for the development of micro-mechano-chemical devices and pharmaceuticals that influence gene expression. |
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Recent Papers:
1. Coleman, BD, Olson WK, and Swigon, D, Theory of Sequence-Dependent DNA Elasticity J Chem Phys 118; 7124-7140 (2003).
2. Coleman, BD, Swigon D and Tobias, I, Elastic Stability of DNA Configurations: I. General Theory Phys Rev E 61; 747-758 (2000).
3. Coleman, BD, and Swigon D, Theory of Supercpoiled Elastic Rings with Self-Contact and Its Application to DNA Plasmids J Elasticity 60; 173-221 (2000).
For more information, see http://mechanics.rutgers.edu/BDC.html
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