Continuous Constant pH Molecular Dynamics of Transmembrane Proteins
Huang, Y.; Henderson, J. A.; Shen, J.
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Many membrane channels, transporters, and receptors utilize a pH gradient or proton coupling to drive functionally relevant conformational transitions. Conventional molecular dynamics simulations employ fixed protonation states, thus neglecting the coupling between protonation and conformational equilibria. Here we describe the membrane-enabled hybrid-solvent continuous constant pH molecular dynamics method for capturing atomic details of proton-coupled conformational dynamics of transmembrane proteins. Example protocols from our recent application studies of proton channels and ion/substrate transporters are discussed.
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