Surface-induced conformational changes in lattice model proteins by Monte Carlo simulation.

Surface-induced conformational changes in lattice model proteins by Monte Carlo simulation.
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通过蒙特卡罗模拟,表面诱导的晶格模型蛋白质构象变化。

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10.1103/physreve.65.031912
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发表时间:
2002
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Physical review. E, Statistical, nonlinear, and soft matter physics .
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VanTassel,PaulR
VanTassel,PaulR
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Castells,Victoria;Yang,Shaoxiong;VanTassel,PaulR

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We present Monte Carlo simulations of thermal, structural, and dynamic properties of a 27-segment lattice model protein adsorbed to a solid surface. The protein consists of a sequence of A and B segments whose order and topological contact energy values are chosen so that a unique (3× 3× 3 cubic) folded state occurs in the absence of an adsorbing surface [EI Shakhnovich and M. Gutin, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 90, 7195 (1993)]. The surface consists of a plane of sites that interact either (i) equally with all contacting protein segments (an equal affinity surface) or (ii) more strongly with type A contacting segments (an A affinity surface). For both surfaces, we find the conformational change of an initially folded protein to begin with a continuous transition to a structure where all segments contact the surface. This is followed by a partial refolding to a low energy state; this step is continuous and results in full surface contact for the equal affinity surface and is activated and results in significant loss of surface contact for the A affinity surface. We also observe a lesser (greater) degree of average surface contact in the equal (A) affinity surface with an increase in temperature.