Molecular dynamics simulation of Conus textile conotoxin Txd13 in complex with a3b2, a3b4, a6b2 or a6b4 nAChR subtypes.
<p>This folder contains the coordinate and parameter files used to run molecular dynamics simulations of the toxin Txd13 (sequence GCCSNPPCIANPMC) in complex with four nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR) subtypes: a3b2, a3b4, a6b2 and a6b4 nAChRs. For each system several files are provided:</p> <p>1) an homology model that was used as a starting conformation is provided (eg 'a3b2_txd13.B99990023.pdb'),<br> 2) an Amber Parm7 topology file (eg 'a3b2_txd13_0023.prmtop'),<br> 3) a trajectory files containig 1250 frames extracted from a 100 ns molecular dynamics simulation (eg 'a3b2_txd13_0023_md_smaller.nc') created using pmemd from the Amber 18 package,<br> 4) the log file of this simulations (eg 'a3b2_txd13_0023_md.log'), and<br> 5) the coordinate file representing the minimized verion of the centroid frame of each simulation (with water and ions removed for conveniance) (eg 'a3b2_txd13_0023_md_centroid_min_nowat.pdb')</p> <p>The parameters used for the molecular dynamics simulations are provided in the 'md.in' file.</p> <p>All the text files have been compressed in the 'xz' format</p>
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- Harmonization
- 4
- Access
- 16
- Reuse readiness
- 0
- Engagement
- 4
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