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Page 1: The Protein (Free) Energy Landscape. Time and size scales

The Protein (Free) Energy Landscape

Page 2: The Protein (Free) Energy Landscape. Time and size scales

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1012 cells, 1 m (organism)1010 cells, 0.1 m (organ)

1 cell, 10-5 m(1011 molecules)RNARborganelle, 10-8 m(10-107 molecules)

protein,10 -9 m(1 macromolecule,104 - 107 atoms)covalent and noncovalentinteractions and their dynamics

108 cells, 0.01 m (tissue)

Coulomb interactions,10 -10 mWeak and stronginteractions,10 -15 m

0.1 s - 107 s10-3 s10-12 - 1 s10-15 - 10-12 s

Time and size scales

Page 3: The Protein (Free) Energy Landscape. Time and size scales

A typical protein folding equilibriumconstant K ≈ 1000 means a proteinis unfolded for 100 sec/day!

day

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Page 5: The Protein (Free) Energy Landscape. Time and size scales

Folding Coordinate

Levinthal: what the energy landscape cannot look like

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Energy and Free Energy Landscapes

Amino acid represented as beads Black bead: hydrophobic (H) White bead: hydrophilic (P)

Bonds represented by straight lines

H-H (= -1000J) and P-P (= -250J) bonds favorable

Based on work by N. Go M. Levitt, K. A. Dill, Shakhnovich/Karplus

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Core and surface(shown: a configuration with favorable E = <H>)

solventsolventsolventsolventsolventsolventsolventsolventsolventsolventsolvent

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Protein Example

6-mer

2 hydrophobic AA

4 hydrophilic AA

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Chirality

To avoid issues with chirality, all molecules are made so that the first two amino acids go upwards.

Also, the first kink always goes to the right.

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PPPChiral

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Rotation Rules

2-D model - no rotations allowed.

Molecules are only al-lowed to change by a single 90˚ “kink” per time step.

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The Journey

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Entropy

WkEntropyS B ln==

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Conformation Analysis

E

ReactionCoordinate

1

0

0.33

0.66Kinetictraps

-0.5 kJ

x

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This is the folding funnel:

E

Entropy

k ln1 = 0

k ln14

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Entropy vs. Energy

-1500 -1000 -500 0Energy (kJ)

Entropy

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Entropy vs. Reaction Coordinate

0 0.33 0.66 0.99

Reaction Coordinate

Entropy

1.0

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Free Energy

(if compressibility is neglected so H ≈ E)

G(x) = H(x) - TS(x) ≈ E(x) - TS(x)

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Free Energy Analysis (200K)0

Reaction Coordinate

Free Energy (G)

1.00.660.330x

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Free Energy Analysis (298K)

0 0.33 0.66 0.99Reaction Coordinate

Free Energy (G)

1.0

Downhill folder

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Free Energy Analysis (360 K)

0 0.33 0.66 0.99Reaction Coordinate

Free Energy (G)

1.0

Two state folder

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Free Energy Analysis (2000K)

0 0.33 0.66 0.99

Reaction Coordinate

Free Energy

1.0

Downhill unfolder

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0-11Free

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EnthalpyConfig.entropy

S<0

G>0

H<0

G<0

Wolynes BryngelsonOnuchicLuthey-SchultenDillThirumalai

0-1 1

Free

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rgy

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Energy Funnel and Free Energy Surface

G = H - T S