Literature DB >> 28799119

Modeling DMPC lipid membranes with SIRAH force-field.

Exequiel E Barrera1, Ezequiel N Frigini2, Rodolfo D Porasso2, Sergio Pantano3.   

Abstract

Coarse-grained simulation schemes are increasingly gaining popularity in the scientific community because of the significant speed up granted, allowing a considerable expansion of the accessible time and size scales accessible to molecular simulations. However, the number of compatible force fields capable of representing ensembles containing different molecular species (i.e., Protein, DNA, etc) is still limited. Here, we present a set of parameters and simplified representation for lipids compatible with the SIRAH force field for coarse-grained simulations ( http://www.sirahff.com ). We show that the present model not only achieves a correct reproduction of structural parameters as area per lipid and thickness, but also dynamic descriptors such as diffusion coefficient, order parameters, and proper temperature driven variations. Adding phospholipid membranes to the existing aqueous solution, protein and DNA representations of the SIRAH force field permit considering the most common problems tackled by the biomolecular simulation community.

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Keywords:  Coarse-grained models; DMPC; Lipid membranes; Molecular dynamics

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Year:  2017        PMID: 28799119     DOI: 10.1007/s00894-017-3426-5

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Mol Model        ISSN: 0948-5023            Impact factor:   1.810


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