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The Fip35 WW domain folds with structural and mechanistic heterogeneity in molecular dynamics simulations.


ABSTRACT: We describe molecular dynamics simulations resulting in the folding the Fip35 Hpin1 WW domain. The simulations were run on a distributed set of graphics processors, which are capable of providing up to two orders of magnitude faster computation than conventional processors. Using the Folding@home distributed computing system, we generated thousands of independent trajectories in an implicit solvent model, totaling over 2.73 ms of simulations. A small number of these trajectories folded; the folding proceeded along several distinct routes and the system folded into two distinct three-stranded beta-sheet conformations, showing that the folding mechanism of this system is distinctly heterogeneous.

SUBMITTER: Ensign DL 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC2718323 | biostudies-literature | 2009 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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The Fip35 WW domain folds with structural and mechanistic heterogeneity in molecular dynamics simulations.

Ensign Daniel L DL   Pande Vijay S VS  

Biophysical journal 20090401 8


We describe molecular dynamics simulations resulting in the folding the Fip35 Hpin1 WW domain. The simulations were run on a distributed set of graphics processors, which are capable of providing up to two orders of magnitude faster computation than conventional processors. Using the Folding@home distributed computing system, we generated thousands of independent trajectories in an implicit solvent model, totaling over 2.73 ms of simulations. A small number of these trajectories folded; the fold  ...[more]

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