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Title: Homology Modeling


1
Homology Modeling
  • comparative modeling vs. ab initio folding
  • alignment (check gaps)
  • threading
  • loop building
  • re-packing side-chains in core, DEE, SCWRL
  • fold evaluation/scoring
  • statistical potentials (pot. of mean force) -
    DFIRE
  • minimization
  • servers Swiss-model

2
  • ab initio folding
  • Rosetta (Baker)
  • MONSSTER (Skolnick)
  • I-TASSER (Zhang)

3
Sequence Alignment
  • critical step
  • gaps should be in loops (check in final model)
  • dynamic programming (Smith-Waterman)
  • LALIGN http//www.ch.embnet.org/software/LALIGN_f
    orm.html
  • adjust gap parameters gap-open
    penaltygtx? gap-extension penaltyltx? xaverage
    match score
  • could also adjust substitution matrix (PAM250,
    BLOSUM62)
  • use PSI-Blast to include info from homologs
  • iterative retrieves homologs, refines search...
  • use HMM to align to family

4
Threading
  • use info about 3D structure to improve alignment
  • local secondary structure, solvent-accessibility
  • 3D profiles (Eisenberg)
  • 3D-PSSM/Phyre (Sternberg, Lawrence Kelley)
  • THREADER
  • RAPTOR

5
MODELLER (Sali)
  • references
  • A. Å ali and T. L. Blundell. Comparative protein
    modelling by satisfaction of spatial restraints.
    J. Mol. Biol. 234, 779-815, 1993.
  • A. Fiser, R. K. G. Do and A. Å  ali. Modeling of
    loops in protein structures. Protein Science 9,
    1753-1773, 2000.
  • Fiser A, Sali A. (2003). Modeller generation and
    refinement of homology-based protein structure
    models. Methods Enz. 374461-91.
  • loop-modeling via dynamics
  • evaluation
  • gt30 identity?
  • stereochemistry Procheck
  • contacts/exposure ProSA (Sippl, 1993)
    distance-based pair potentials

6
Side-chain re-packing
  • mutations cause steric conflicts (and voids)
  • changing rotamers can relieve conflicts
  • adjacent side-chains are coupled
  • multiple changes might be required
  • combinatorial search exhaustive versus Monte
    Carlo (Holm Sander, 1992)
  • DEE (Dead-End Elimination)
  • pruning method
  • pre-processing, singles, pairs
  • Desmet, Mayo
  • reduction in branching factor?
  • rigid backbone assumption
  • how important is backbone flexibility?
  • also sample alternative backbone conformations at
    each site
  • (Georgiev and Donald, 2007)
  • interesting application use DEE to
  • determine rotamer populations for
  • tryptophans use to predict fluorescence
  • quenching times (Hellings 2003, BiophysJ)

7
SCWRL 3.0
  • Canutescu et al. (2003)
  • Dunbrack BBdep rotamer library
  • de-couple interaction graph into
    bi-connected components representing
    local dependencies
  • TreePack (Xu and Berger, JACM 2006)
  • geometric neighborhood graph decomposition up to
    90x faster

side-chain interactions
energy of configuration
8
Loop Modeling
  • two approaches
  • 1. MD/conformational sampling
  • 2. templates from loop library
  • accuracy depends on length 2-4 (turns), 4-8,
    gt8 (ab initio)
  • importance in immunoglobulins (hyper-variable
    loops in antigen-binding region)

9
  • modeling loops via molecular dynamics
  • Monte Carlo conformational search using a
    FF/energy function, high temp MD 800K
    (Bruccoleri Karplus, 1990)
  • Does Conformational Free Energy Distinguish Loop
    Conformations in Proteins?
  • templates from loop library (examples from
    existing structures)
  • amino acid similarities
  • fit to stems
  • Ca distance, vectors (i-1i,j,j1), carbonyls?,
    f/y angles

10
Scoring
  • statistical potentials
  • knowledge-based poten (Sippl, 1990)
  • potential of mean force
  • residue-based potentials (e.g. Cb-Cb contact
    distance, or centers-of-mass)
  • atomic pairwise potentials
  • (Lu Skolnick, 2001)
  • capture side-chain interactions better
  • discriminate correct folds better
  • z-score of true fold vs. decoys (gapless
    threading)

11
DFIRE (Yaoqi Zhou)
  • Distance-scaled Finite Ideal-gas REference state
  • Zhou and Zhou (Prot. Sci, 2002)
  • all-atom potential
  • Nexp(i,j,r) will not increase in r2 as in an
    infinite system
  • a1.57 gives best correlation with density in
    radial shells
  • improves ability to recognize correct fold versus
    decoys
  • see also
  • RAPDF (Samudrala and Moult, 1998)
  • DOPE (Shen and Sali, 2006)

instead, assume
fair???
12
Minimization
  • a logical step, however...
  • one of the conclusions from CASP4 (Baker)
  • minimization generally made models worse (took
    predicted structures farther from native)
  • threshold
  • minimization works if rmsdlt2Ã…,
  • but ab initio models are often 4-6Ã… rmsd
  • backbone adjustments required?
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