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|a Watanabe, Hiroshi
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|a Rotamer decomposition and protein dynamics
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|a Molecular mechanics methods have matured into powerful methods to understand the dynamics and flexibility of macromolecules and especially proteins. As multinanosecond to microsecond length molecular dynamics (MD) simulations become commonplace, advanced analysis tools are required to generate scientifically useful information from large amounts of data. Some of the key degrees of freedom to understand protein flexibility and dynamics are the amino acid residue side chain dihedral angles. In this work, we present an easily automated way to summarize and understand the relevant dihedral populations. A tremendous reduction in complexity is achieved by describing dihedral timeseries in terms of histograms decomposed into Gaussians. Using the familiar and widely studied protein lysozyme, it is demonstrated that our approach captures essential properties of protein structure and dynamics. A simple classification scheme is proposed that indicates the rotational state population for each dihedral angle of interest and allows a decision if a given side chain or peptide backbone fragment remains rigid during the course of an MD simulation, adopts a converged distribution between conformational substates or has not reached convergence yet
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