Temperature echoes, which were first found in simulations of a simple Lennard-Jones glass, are demonstrated to exist in molecular dynamics simulations of a globular protein. Sequences of cooling and heating pulses make possible a study of protein vibrational modes as a function of temperature. Double cooling pulse echoes are used for estimating the density of states. Implications of the results for the glasslike behavior of proteins are discussed.
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