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3.Brady P, Stouten PFW. Fast prediction and visualization of protein binding pockets with PASS. J<br />

Comput Aided Mol Des 2000;14:383–401.<br />

PO-030<br />

An Evolution<br />

Model under Minority Game<br />

Quan Fang1, Jiao Wang2, Wei Zheng2 and Sheng<br />

Li2<br />

1.Department of Bioinformatics and Biostatistics, Shanghai<br />

Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, 200240<br />

China<br />

2.Department<br />

of Physics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, 200240 China<br />

By making use of minority game theory, we proposed an evolution model of two components<br />

genes.<br />

The strategies of agents attending the minority game were considered as quasispecies of two<br />

components genes. In the model, the strategies mutate randomly with time and the results of minority<br />

game selected which strategies will survive during the evolution. The process accords with the<br />

principle of Darwin’s evolution. Minority game here can be considered as competition of finite<br />

population for limited resources. Numerical stimulations reveal the agents tend to aggregate on some<br />

most popular strategies which means the distribution of the quasispecies is not random but centre<br />

around certain master sequences. Meanwhile the popularity landscape of the strategy pool is evolving<br />

and the master sequences drift with time. Another observation is that the distribution of quasispecies is<br />

power law distribution. No threshold of the probability of mutation was found in this model.<br />

PO-031<br />

Molecular Modeling Studies of CYP 450 And Its Implication For Personalized Medicine —<br />

Metabolizing Mechanism of CYP2E1<br />

Jue Li and Dongqing Wei<br />

Department of Bioinformatics<br />

and Biostatistics, School of Life Science and Biotechnology,<br />

Shanghai<br />

Jiao Tong University, DongChuang Road 800, 200240 ShangHai, China<br />

The metabolism of drugs in human beings involves a series of enzymes to participate.<br />

The cytochrome<br />

P450s (CYPs) are considered to have closest relationships with drug metabolism. Among CYPs,<br />

CYP2E1 is responsible for four percent drug metabolism and handles carcinogenic molecules,<br />

such as, narcotic, ethanol, acetaminophen, and nitrosamine. In our investigations, we take the<br />

recently released X-ray structure of CYP2E1 from PDB to initiate the molecular docking<br />

operations and dock 12 substrates to the binding site of CYP2E1 using our in-house software<br />

Shanghai Molecular Modeling (SAMM) with the binding pockets were explicitly defined. After<br />

hydrophilic or hydrophobic surface analysis, six molecules (methoxyflurane, acetaminophen,<br />

aniline, benzene, chlorzoxazone, ethanol, N,N-dimethyl formamide and theophylline) were<br />

selected to perform 4ns molecular dynamics simulations. It was found that Thr 303 plays a central<br />

role in interacting with substrates. And some residues (Leu368, Ile115, Phe298, and Val364) can<br />

stabilize substrates by forming corresponding hydrogen bonds. In addition, Ile115, Phe116,<br />

Asp295, Phe298, Thr 303 and Leu368 were found to have close relationships with the binding<br />

pocket CYP2E1 with substrates. All these findings are useful for conducting mutagenesis studies,<br />

providing insights into personalziation of drug treatments and stimulating novel strategies for<br />

finding desired personalized drugs.<br />

2. [1] Jin-Young Park and Dan Harris, J. Med. Chem. 2003, 46, 1645.<br />

Conventional and microwave synthesis of -(substituted<br />

heir biological<br />

1<br />

N-3-{(2-substituted aryl-5<br />

aryledene)-4-oxo- thiazolidene)-cabamyl}-propy - 6-nitroindazole derivatives and t<br />

significance

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