Titlebook: Computational Protein Design; Ilan Samish Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2017 designed protein.Dead-End-Elimination (D

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Supply Management in der Hotelbranchections. As a result of the inclusion of evolutionary information, the sequences designed by EvoDesign have native-like folding and binding properties not seen by other physics-based design methods. In this chapter, we describe how EvoDesign can be used to redesign proteins with a focus on the comput

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Supply Management in der Hotelbranchegorithms to prospectively predict resistance mutations that arise in the active site of the dihydrofolate reductase enzyme from methicillin-resistant . (SaDHFR) in response to selective pressure from an experimental competitive inhibitor. We demonstrated that our top predicted candidates are indeed

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Achievements and Challenges in Computational Protein Designotein regions, (4) identification of key hot-spot residues and the relative effect of remote regions, (5) assessment of shape-complementarity, electrostatics and solvation effects, (6) integration of thermal plasticity and functional dynamics, (7) negative design, (8) systematic integration of exper

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Deterministic Search Methods for Computational Protein Designead-End-Elimination theorem combined with .* algorithm (DEE/.*), on Cost Function Networks algorithms (CFN), on Integer Linear Programming solvers (ILP) or on Markov Random Fields solvers (MRF). The way two of these methods (DEE/.* and CFN) can be used in practice to identify low-energy sequence-con

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Multistate Computational Protein Design with Backbone Ensemblesstructure. In this chapter, we present a step-by-step guide to the implementation and analysis of MSD calculations with backbone ensembles. Specifically, we describe ensemble generation with the PertMin protocol, execution of MSD calculations for recapitulation of . protein G domain β1 mutant stabil