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Water dynamics at the surface of two homologous proteins with different thermal resistances is found to be unaffected by the different underlying amino-acid compositions, and when proteins are folded it responds similarly to temperature variations. Upon unfolding the water dynamics slowdown with respect to bulk decreases by a factor of two. Our findings are explained by the dominant topological perturbation induced by the protein on the water hydrogen bond dynamics.
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