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Computational Molecular Biophysics and Modern Dynamics

Computational Molecular Biophysics and Modern Dynamics
计算分子生物物理学和现代动力学
批准号:
6007-2006
负责人:
Gray, Christopher
金额:
$2.52万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-01-01 至 2008-12-31

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计算分子生物物理学:我们正在原子尺度上模拟钾离子通道的电导和选择性。KcsA),通过在通道上施加电场并测量离子通量。我们开创性的第一次计算现在将使用更现实的电解质溶液和膜模型进行改进,并解开整个离子通道蛋白质的运动。还将模拟KcsA的透水性,并将其与最近的实验测量值进行比较,从而为KcsA分子模型和力场提供额外的测试。我们正在开始模拟GLUT1转运蛋白,它负责将葡萄糖转运到红细胞和其他细胞中。首先,我们将关注平衡结合常数,它与葡萄糖分子与GLUT1蛋白结合的自由能有关。现代动力学:我们正在继续将我们小组发现的新的变分(作用)原理应用于感兴趣的系统,包括经典和半经典系统。特别地,我们应用新的半经典变分原理来估计多维不可积(混沌)系统的能级。对于这样的系统,我们的方法比目前使用的其他方法,如古茨威勒轨迹公式要简单得多。我们正在研究一个轨迹稳定性的作用判据,看它是否可以作为轨迹混沌的作用判据。
英文摘要
Computational Molecular Biophysics:  We are simulating at the atomic scale the conductance and selectivity of potassium ion channels (eg. KcsA), by applying an electric field across the channel and measuring the ion flux.  Our pioneering first calculations will now be improved using more realistic models for the electrolyte solutions and membrane, and unfreezing the motions of the whole ion channel protein.  The water permeability of KcsA will also be simulated and compared to the value recently measured experimentally, thus providing an additional test of the KcsA molecular model and force field.  We are initiating a simulation of the GLUT1 transporter protein, which is responsible for transporting glucose into the red blood cell and other cells.  Initially we shall focus on the equilibrium binding constant, related to the free energy of binding of the glucose molecule to the GLUT1 protein. Modern Dynamics:  We are continuing to apply the new variational (action) principles discovered by our group to systems of interst, both classical and semiclassical.  In particular we are applying our new semiclassical variational principle to estimate the energy levels of multidimensional nonintegrable (chaotic) systems.  For such systems our method is much simpler than other methods currently used, such as the Gutzwiller trace formula.  We are examining an action criterion for trajectory stability to see if it can be employed as an action criterion for trajectory chaos.
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