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Membrane Anisotropy Reshapes Scale-Free Correlations and Directional Mechanical Susceptibility in Transmembrane Proteins

2026-08-22

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Long-range correlated motions couple distant regions of a protein, providing a physical basis for allosteric communication, cooperative conformational change, and the balance between structural stability and sensitivity to perturbations. Yet membrane proteins operate within a strongly anisotropic lipid bilayer, and how this environment reshapes such system-spanning coordination remains unclear. Using an implicit-m...

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055f59ea-06fe-5f94-96c7-9d05fe1a854f
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10.64898/2026.08.20.745933
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