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Binette, V., Côté, S., & Mousseau, N. (2016). Free-Energy Landscape of the Amino-Terminal Fragment of Huntingtin in Aqueous Solution. Biophysical Journal, 110(5), 1075-1088. External link
Côté, S., Binette, V., Salnikov, E. S., Bechinger, B., & Mousseau, N. (2015). Probing the Huntingtin 1-17 Membrane Anchor on a Phospholipid Bilayer by Using All-Atom Simulations. Biophysical Journal, 108(5), 1187-1198. External link
Côté, S., Wei, G., & Mousseau, N. (2014). Atomistic mechanisms of huntingtin N-terminal fragment insertion on a phospholipid bilayer revealed by molecular dynamics simulations. Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics, 82(7), 1409-1427. External link
Côté, S., Wei, G., & Mousseau, N. (2012). All-Atom Stability and Oligomerization Simulations of Polyglutamine Nanotubes with and without the 17-Amino-Acid N-Terminal Fragment of the Huntingtin Protein. Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 116(40), 12168-12179. External link
Côté, S., Laghaei, R., Derreumaux, P., & Mousseau, N. (2012). Distinct Dimerization for Various Alloforms of the Amyloid-Beta Protein: Aβ1-40, Aβ1-42, and Aβ1-40(D23N). Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 116(13), 4043-4055. External link
Côté, S., Derreumaux, P., & Mousseau, N. (2011). Distinct Morphologies for Amyloid Beta Protein Monomer: Aβ1-40, Aβ1-42, and Aβ1-40(D23N). Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation, 7(8), 2584-2592. External link
Côté, S., Laghaei, R., Derreumaux, P., & Mousseau, N. (2011). Simulation of the Oligomerization Pathway for Different Alloforms of the Amyloid Beta Protein Related to Alzheimer's Disease. Biophysical Journal, 100(3), 401-401. External link
Guo, C., Côté, S., Mousseau, N., & Wei, G. (2015). Distinct Helix Propensities and Membrane Interactions of Human and Rat IAPP1-19 Monomers in Anionic Lipid Bilayers. Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 119(8), 3366-3376. External link
