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Role of helicity in DNA hairpin folding dynamics
We study hairpin folding dynamics by means of extensive molecular dynamics simulations, with particular attention paid to the influence of helicity on the folding time. We find that the dynamical exponent a in the anomalous scaling n(t) similar to t(1/alpha) of the hairpin length n with time changes
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