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Title: Structural Bioinformatics


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Structural Bioinformatics
What is it ? What can it do for us ?
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Genomics
Sequence Data
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Genomics
Detection Monitoring of Diseases
Sequence Data
  • Cancer
  • Genetic abnormalities
  • Alzheimers

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Genomics
Detection Monitoring of Diseases
Sequence Data
  • Cancer
  • Genetic abnormalities
  • Alzheimers

Species comparisons
Understanding Evolution/Taxonomy
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Sequence
Expression
Structure
Interactions
Function
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What can I do with a structure?
  • Deduce function
  • Identify drug targets
  • Compare across species

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How to determine the structure?
  • X-Ray Crystallography
  • NMR Spectroscopy
  • Homology Modelling

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Xray Crystallography(Advantages Disadvantages)
  • Detailed information
  • Extremely accurate
  • Works for all sizes of molecules
  • Requires large amounts of very pure material
    (10-100mg)
  • Obtaining crystals is more an art than science
  • Can be slow and labour intensive.

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NMR Spectroscopy(Advantages Disadvantages)
  • "Solution" view of the molecule.
  • Dynamic information.
  • Does not require any pretreatment
  • Stability at high temperature (37oC) for extended
    periods.
  • Requires fairly large amounts of pure material.
  • Does not work for very large molecules.

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Homology Modelling
  • Simple, fast.
  • Does not require any physical material
  • Requires accurate (experimental) structure of one
    or more homologous protein(s).
  • Low accuracy unless sequence homology is
    extremely high.

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Overview of Protein Structure
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Overview of Protein Structure
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Overview of Protein Structure
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3D Structure Comparison
  • Dejavu (Uppsala)
  • DALI (EMBL)
  • VAST (NIH)

Databases
CATH
SCOP
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Forces that build up a molecule
Quantum Mechanical Empirical Force
Field Knowledge Based Potentials
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Homology Modelling
  • Place sequence on template structure
  • Adjust sidechain positions according to rotamers
  • Build loops
  • Refine using PEF
  • Validate using Ramachandran plots.

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Docking ligands into proteins
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Docking ligands into proteins
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Structural Bioinformatics
What does it do?
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If there is an experimental structure
  • Compare structure with other known structures.
  • Detailed analysis at a non-intuitive level.
  • Generate hypotheses for further experimentation.

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If there is no experimental structure
  • Generate a plausible model.
  • Identify potential interactions.
  • Identify probable Dead Ends and save the
    experimentalist some nightmares.
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