The discrete path sampling technique is used to calculate folding pathways of the 16-amino acid beta hairpin-forming sequence from residues 41-56 of the B1 domain of protein G. The folding time is obtained using master equation dynamics and kinetic Monte Carlo simulations, and the time evolution of different order parameters and occupation probabilities of groups of minima are calculated and used to characterize intermediates on the folding pathway.
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