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The paper presents an image-oriented description of artificial and biological nanostructured surfaces, with applicability to the functional characterization of atom neighborhoods at the surface of proteins. The property which is considered is the hydrophobicity around each surface atom. The actual hydrophobicity distribution on the atoms that form an atom's vicinity is replaced by an equivalent hydrophobicity...
The paper presents an image-oriented description of artificial and biological nanostructured surfaces, with applicability to the functional characterization of atom neighborhoods at the surface of proteins. The property which is considered is the hydrophobicity around each surface atom. The actual hydrophobicity distribution on the atoms that form an atom's vicinity is replaced by an equivalent hydrophobicity...
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