Abstract

Proteins frequently accomplish their biological function by collective atomic motions. Yet the identification of a collective motions related to a specific protein function from, e.g. a molecular dynamics trajectory or an NMR ensemble, is often non-trivial. Here, we propose a novel technique termed ‘functional mode analysis’ that aims to detect the collective motion that is directly related to a particular protein function. Based on an ensemble of structures, together with an arbitrary ‘functional quantity’ that quantifies the functional state of the protein, the method detects the collective motion that is maximally correlated to the functional quantity.

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  • 2920-Pos Graphical Causal Modeling of Protein Structural and Dynamical Features Kate A

  • We have derived a Bottom-Up Solvent-Free (BUSF) CG model capable of reproducing Radial Distribution Functions (RDFs), density profiles and saturated area per lipid of a POPC bilayer obtained from All-Atom (AA) simulations and experiments

  • We study the transferability of this POPC force field to DPPC and DOPC lipids

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2920-Pos Graphical Causal Modeling of Protein Structural and Dynamical Features Kate A. 2918-Pos A Study of Lipid Transferability of a Bottom-Up Implicit Solvent CoarseGrained Model for Bilayer Membranes Zun-Jing Wang, Markus Deserno. This permits extensive applications of BUSF CG models in simulations of specific rather than generic membranes.

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