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Hands-on Course inComputational Structural
Biology and MolecularSimulation
BIOP590C/MCB590CEmad Tajkhorshid
Center for Computational Biology and BiophysicsEmail: [email protected] or [email protected]
Course Details• Lectures: 1115 Siebel Center
Mon. 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26• Computer Labs: MCB Learning Center - 425
Natural History BuildingWed. 1/24, 1/31, 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, 2/28
• Office hours: Fri 2-4 pm, Beckman 3009 and 3013• TA: Eric Lee (Beckman 3013)• Grading
– Attendance 50%– Homework/assignments 25%– Term Project 25%
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Course Materials
• Lectures in PDF:– www.life.uiuc.edu/emad/biop590c/
• Tutorials and files needed:– Will be installed on the LC machines can also be
downloaded from the above link,
Install your own VMD/NAMD on your ownlaptop/desktop for your term projects: MAC, PC,Linux.
Course Syllabus• Day 1: Visualization and basic structural
analysis of biomolecules• Day 2: Setting up and analyzing Molecular
Dynamics Simulations
• Day 3: Advanced MD simulations andanalysis, Steered MD
• Day 4: Parameters and topology information
• Day 5: Simulating membrane channels andartificial model channels
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Why do we need to look atproteins in atomic detail?
How can we look at them bestand use the information?
ATP-SynthaseOne shaft, two motors
Soluble part, F1-ATPase-Synthesizes ATP when torque is appliedto it (main function of this unit)-Produces torque when it hydrolyzesATP (not main function)
Membrane-bound part,F0 Complex- Produces torque when positive protongradient across membrane(mainfunction of this unit)- Pumps protons when torque is applied(not main function)
~ 80 Å
~ 200 Å
~ 60 Å
~ 60 Å
~ 100Å
Torque is transmitted between the motors via the central stalk.
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Assembling ATP Synthase F1
• Start with DCCD-inhibited structure (Gibbons 2000, PDB code 1E79)• Total 327,000 atoms (3325 residues, 92,000 water molecules,
nucleotides, and ions).• The 1.2 ns equilibration + 10.5 ns torque application were performed
on NCSA Platinum and PSC Lemieux using up to 512 processors.• Combined w/ post-equlibrations, total 18 ns, 652,000 CPU hours
Torque application to F1
central stalk, γδε
applied torque
Torque is applied to the central stalk atoms at the F1-Fointerface to constrain their rotation to constant angularvelocity ω = 24 deg/ns.
0.0 to 5.0 ns (0 to 120 deg) oftorqued F1 rotation, ω = 24 deg/ns.
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Rotation Produces Synthesis-like eventsAround 3.0 – 3.5 ns (72 – 84 deg) of rotation, we observe:
• slowed torque transmission along central stalk• opening and closing motions as expected
aver
age
rota
tion
(deg
)
time (ns)stalk height
(Å)
βTP opens
βE closes
βDP does neither
At 3.5 ns (84° rotation)
Rotation Produces Synthesis-like Events
Consistent with unbinding of ATP fromthe βTP catalytic site
βTPThr163-OGto
βTPPγ
time(ns)
βTPArg189-Czto
βTPPγ
dist
ance
(Å )
3.6
4.2
4.8
5.4
6.0
0 ns: active site closed
3 ns: active site open
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reactionsite
γ
β αin situ quantum (QM/MM)
chemistry calculation
Reaction Mechanism of ATP Hydrolysis
Molecular Dynamics SimulationsProtein: ~ 15,000 atomsLipids (POPE): ~ 40,000 atomsWater: ~ 51,000 atomsTotal: ~ 106,000 atoms
NAMD, CHARMM27, PME
NpT ensemble at 310 K
5 ns run of wild-type protein
2 days /ns – 48-proc Linux cluster
0.35 days /ns – 64 CPUs @ NCSA
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Complete description of the conduction pathway
Selectivityfilter
Cons
triction
reg
ion
Selectivityfilter
Hydrophobicchannel
Water Permeation in Aquaporins
Download the movie from the Nobel Prize web site or from www.ks.uiuc.edu/Research/aquaporins
106,000 atoms5 ns simulation
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• Platforms:– Unix (16 builds)– Windows– MacOS X
• Display of largebiomolecules and simulationtrajectories
• Sequence browsing andstructure highlighting
• Multiple sequence - structureanalysis
• User-extensible scriptinginterfaces for analysis andcustomization
VMD - www.ks.uiuc.edu/Research/vmd
The program is used very frequently for preparation andanalysis of modeling
Focus on two proteinsUbiquitin
Bovine Pancreatic Trypsin Inhibitor (BPTI)
UbiquitinBPTI
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Ubiquitin• 76 amino acids
• highly conserved
• covalently attaches toproteins and tags themfor degradation
• other cell traficking
• Glycine at C-terminal attaches to the Lysine onthe protein by an isopeptide bond.
• it can attach to other ubiquitinmolecules and make apolyubiquitin chain.
There are 7 conserved lysine residues
in ubiquitin.
Two ubiquitins attached together through LYS 48.LYS 63 and LYS 29 are also shown there.
Lys48
Lys63
Lys29
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Mono-ubiquitylation versus multi-ubiquitylation
Marx, J., Ubiquitin lives up its name, Science 297, 1792-1794 (2002)
Protein Data Bank
Format of a PDB file
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Inspect ubiquitin with VMD
Basics of VMDLoading a Molecule
New Molecule
Browse
Load
Molecule file browser
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Basics of VMD
Rendering aMolecule
Draw styleSelected Atoms
Current graphical representation
Coloring
Drawing method
Resolution, Thickness
Basics of VMDChange rendering style
CPK tube cartoon
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Basics of VMD
Multiplerepresentations
Create Representation Delete Representation
Current Representation
Material
Left: Initial and final states ofubiquitin after spatial alignmentRight (top): Color coding ofdeviation between initial and final
VMD Scripting
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Beta Value
Structure
T: Turn E: Extended conformation H: Helix B: Isolated Bridge G: 3-10 helix I: Phi helix
List of the residues
Zoom
VMD Sequence Window
List of VMD FeaturesTcl scripts - example
Atomselect command
Structure of a PDB File
PDB
Making movies
Making paper quality figures