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Computer Simulation Theory of Globular Protein Dynamics

Computer Simulation Theory of Globular Protein Dynamics
球状蛋白质动力学的计算机模拟理论
批准号:
7118731
负责人:
JEFFREY SKOLNICK
金额:
$24.8万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1986
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1986-12-01 至 2007-08-31

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中文摘要
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描述(由申请人提供):由于基因组测序项目提供了大量的序列,要利用这些信息需要了解给定基因组中所有蛋白质的功能。由于生化功能是由蛋白质的活性部位结构决定的,因此蛋白质结构正成为基因组功能注释的重要工具。这刺激了旨在开发高通量蛋白质结构确定方法的结构基因组学方法。结构预测不仅对结构基因组学中的靶点选择具有重要意义,而且对基因组规模的功能预测也具有重要意义。该项目的目标是改进我们的试金石三级结构预测算法,该算法采用预测的二级和三级限制,通过解决蛋白质折叠中的关键问题:缺乏从大量类似蛋白质的错误折叠结构中识别天然状态的潜力,以及缺乏有效的搜索构象算法,特别是对于超过150个残基的蛋白质。为解决这些问题而设计的具体目标是:(1)将对所有具有代表性的蛋白质进行全面的天然结构预测,这些蛋白质的已解决结构长度小于201个残基(没有序列同源性超过35%的蛋白质对;目前为2282个蛋白质)。由于我们新的4,000处理器PC集群,这项全面的测试成为可能,它将确立试金石的全部有效性,并提供一个基准,以评估后续的改进。(2)。模型将根据(1)提供的全套诱饵的结果和使用情况进行重新参数化。将检查潜力中的每一项,调整相对权重,并在必要时扩展或重新推导。由于大量的天然结构和诱骗结构,大大改进的统计数据将允许推导势中的项(例如,三体二级结构依赖对势),这在以前是不可能的。(3)。将开发改进的协议来预测允许折叠复杂拓扑的第三级限制。(4)。将改进选择本地类结构的方法,例如通过一系列模拟,其中使用先前生成的聚集结构来推导用于后续模拟的约束。(4)。对生殖道分枝杆菌、大肠杆菌、酿酒酵母、D.黑腹线虫和人类基因组将被完成。(5)。该算法将作为持续独立测试的目标,包括参与未来的CASP。我们的总体目标是提高从头算折叠算法的有效性,并在三级结构预测的技术水平上提供重大改进。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): With the genome sequencing projects providing a deluge of sequences, to utilize this information requires knowledge of the function of all the proteins in a given genome. Because biochemical function is determined by a protein's active site structure, protein structures are becoming essential tools for genome functional annotation. This has spurred structural genomics approaches that aim to develop high-throughput protein structure determination methods. Structure prediction is important not only for target selection in structural genomics but also for genome scale functional prediction. The goal of this project is to improve our TOUCHSTONE tertiary structure prediction algorithm that employs predicted secondary and tertiary restraints by addressing the key issues in protein folding: the lack of potentials that recognize the native state from the myriad of protein like, misfolded structures and the lack effective search conformational algorithms, especially for proteins over 150 residues. The Specific Aims designed to address these problems are: (1) The comprehensive native structure prediction of a representative set of all proteins with solved structures less than 201 residues in length (no pair with more than 35% sequence identity; at present 2282 proteins) will be done. This comprehensive test, made possible due to our new 4,000 processor PC cluster, will establish the full range of validity of TOUCHSTONE and provide a benchmark against which subsequent improvements can be assessed. (2). The model will be reparameterized based on the results from and use of the comprehensive set of decoys provided by (1). Each term in the potential will be examined, relative weights adjusted and where necessary extended or rederived. Due to the large number of native and decoy structures, the greatly improved statistics will allow for the derivation of terms in the potential, (e.g. 3-body secondary structure dependent pair potentials) that was not previously possible. (3). Improved protocols to predict the tertiary restraints that permit the folding of complex topologies will be developed. (4). Methods to select native like structures will be improved, e.g. by a series of simulations where previously generated clustered structures are used to derive restraints for subsequent simulations. (4). The prediction of tertiary structure of all small (<201 residues) proteins in the M. genitalium, E. coli, S. cerevisiae, D.. melanogaster C. elegans, and human genomes will be done. (5). The algorithm will be the object of continual independent testing including participation in future CASPs. The overall goal is to range of validity of our ab initio folding algorithms and to provide significant improvements in the state of the art of tertiary structure prediction.
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  • 财政年份:
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