Literature DB >> 9194162

Comparison of ras-p21 bound to GDP and GTP: differences in protein and ligand dynamics.

L V Mello1, D M van Aalten, J B Findlay.   

Abstract

This paper documents the first essential dynamics analysis of ras protein ligands and of the protein itself, showing important features of their dynamic properties. Essential dynamics analysis of 300 ps of full solvent molecular dynamics simulations revealed differences in structure and dynamics between GDP- and GTP-bound forms of H-ras-p21. Regions in the protein which exhibited a structural shift correspond to the switch regions described previously. Differences in dynamics between H-ras-p21 GDP and H-ras-p21 GTP may be related to interactions of ras with GAP and its receptor and effector. Molecular dynamics of free GDP (in the absence of protein) were performed in water for 2 ns and analysed using essential dynamics. The conformations of GDP and GTP when bound to the protein were compared with free GDP, revealing that the ligands bind to the protein in an energetically unfavourable conformation. GDP and GTP molecules from various other protein crystal structures were also analysed. These ligands adopt similar conformations to those seen in H-ras-p21.

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Year:  1997        PMID: 9194162     DOI: 10.1093/protein/10.4.381

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Protein Eng        ISSN: 0269-2139


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