Abstracts Keynote & Plenary
Abstracts Keynote & Plenary
Abstracts Keynote & Plenary
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Quantum-based Accurate Electrostatic Interaction for Proteins with Polarization<br />
John Z.H. Zhang<br />
State Key Laboratory<br />
of Precision Spectroscopy, Department of Physics, East China Normal<br />
University<br />
Department of<br />
Chemistry, New York University, New York, NY 1000, USA<br />
Email: john.zhang@nyu.edu<br />
Efficient fragment-based quantum<br />
mechanical method for accurate calculation of protein in solution is<br />
developed and applied to study protein structure and dynamics. The quantum calculation of protein is<br />
further employed to generate new force field that features polarized protein-specific charges (PPC).<br />
The PPC provides a realistic description of the polarized electrostatic state of the protein than the<br />
widely used mean field charges such as AMBER and CHARMM. Extensive MD simulations have been<br />
performed to study the efficacy of PPC through direct comparisons between results obtained from PPC,<br />
the standard AMBER charges and experimental results. The impact of PPC on protein electrostatic<br />
interaction, stability of hydrogen bonds, protein-ligand binding and protein dynamics are presented in<br />
this talk. The results clearly demonstrate that the correct description of the electronic polarization of<br />
protein is crucial and PPC shall have important applications for MD simulation studies of protein<br />
structure and dynamics.<br />
PL-014<br />
Development<br />
of formula nutrient/drug technology to transform local molecular network patterns<br />
Zhizhou Zhang<br />
titute for Technology, Weihai 264209<br />
would display the associations among the following concepts:<br />
genes closely associated with it. Those genes are naturally linked<br />
ttern (LGNP)<br />
extremely important to classify local molecular network<br />
er of LGNP or LMNP. The disease state and normal state would<br />
ct or indirect molecular linkages with one or several nutrient metabolic<br />
1,2<br />
,Pengpeng Li 2<br />
, Liangyu Meng 2<br />
, Lin Huang 2<br />
1BIO-X Center for Ocean Systems Biotechnology, Harbin Ins<br />
2Teda Bio-X Center for Systems Biotechnology, Tianjin University of Science and Technology,<br />
Tianjin 300457<br />
This presentation<br />
Local molecular network (LMN)<br />
Any biological phenotype has a set of<br />
with each other with several ways (routes): signal transduction pathway, protein-protein interaction,<br />
protein-nucleic acid interaction, or metabolic reactions. So finally any phenotype has a specific local<br />
molecular network in which genes, proteins and metabolites interact with each other into a dynamic or<br />
static LMN structure.<br />
Local gene network pa<br />
High-throughput experimental data are<br />
patterns. cDNA microarray data can help to decipher local gene network patterns.<br />
Network pattern transformation<br />
A complex disease has a large numb<br />
both have several or a set of LMNP. How to transform the diseased LMNP to the normal LMNP with<br />
drug or food is of interest.<br />
Nutrient module linkage<br />
Any LMNP would have dire<br />
modules, such as amino acid metabolism, nucleic acid metabolism, vitamin and cofactor metabolism,<br />
fatty acid metabolism, etc. If a LMNP is closely inked with three different nutrient metabolic modules,<br />
it is expected that the combination of the three different nutrients has a potential to modulate the LMNP<br />
states.