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We present a mean-field dynamical theory for single semiflexible polymerswhich can precisely capture, without fitting parameters, recent fluorescencecorrelation spectroscopy results on single monomer kinetics of DNA strands insolution. Our approach works globally, covering three decades of strand lengthand five decades of time: it includes the complex cross-overs occurring betweenstiffness-dominated and flexible bending modes, along with larger-scalerotational and center-of-mass motion. The accuracy of the theory stems in partfrom long-range hydrodynamic coupling between the monomers, which makes amean-field description more realistic. Its validity extends even to short,stiff fragments, where we also test the theory through Brownian hydrodynamicssimulations.

Global cross-over dynamics of single semiflexible polymers