A protein's energy landscape, all the accessible conformations, their populations, and their dynamics of interconversion, is encoded in its primary sequence. While we have a good understanding of how a protein's primary sequence encodes its native state, we have a much weaker understanding of how sequence encodes the kinetic barriers such as unfolding and refolding. Here we have looked at two subtiliase homologs from the
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