FIGURE 2.
Thermodynamics properties of the Gō-like protein in a dilute solution. Protein folding is characterized by a reduction of the protein radius of gyration () and by the structure overlap function (
). The collapse temperature is determined from
corresponding to a maximum heat capacity; the folding temperature is determined from
corresponding to a maximum in the structural fluctuation
(A)
versus T. (B)
versus T. (C)
versus T. (D)
versus T.