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Protein Ensembles: How Does Nature Harness Thermodynamic Fluctuations for Life? The Diverse Functional Roles of Conformational Ensembles in the Cell
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All soluble proteins populate conformational ensembles that together constitute the native state. Their fluctuations in water are intrinsic thermodynamic phenomena, and the distributions of the states on the energy landscape are determined by statistical thermodynamics; however, they are optimized to perform their biological functions. In this review we briefly describe advances in free energy landscape studies of protein conformational ensembles. Experimental (nuclear magnetic resonance, small-angle X-ray scattering, single-molecule spectroscopy, and cryo-electron microscopy) and computational (replica-exchange molecular dynamics, metadynamics, and Markov state models) approaches have made great progress in recent years. These address the challenging characterization of the highly flexible and heterogeneous protein ensembles. We focus on structural aspects of protein conformational distributions, from collective motions of single- and multi-domain proteins, intrinsically disordered proteins, to multiprotein complexes. Importantly, we highlight recent studies that illustrate functional adjustment of protein conformational ensembles in the crowded cellular environment. We center on the role of the ensemble in recognition of small- and macro-molecules (protein and RNA/DNA) and emphasize emerging concepts of protein dynamics in enzyme catalysis. Overall, protein ensembles link fundamental physicochemical principles and protein behavior and the cellular network and its regulation.
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“Cys322 is located in a well-formed helix, which is critical for catalysis.”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Experimental and computational methods to characterize protein ensembles > Replica-exchange molecular dynamics simulations
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“The REMD-predicted and experimentally measured Cα SCSs show a Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.614 (Fig. 6 C), consistent with previous NMR data.371”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Experimental and computational methods to characterize protein ensembles > Replica-exchange molecular dynamics simulations
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“Representative conformations of the top eight most-populated RMSD-based clusters (Fig. 6 A, B) reveal the both ordered and disordered nature of the K18 monomer.”
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“Our REMD-generated data of K18 monomer show that cysteine-containing sequences 283DLSNVQSKCGS293 in R2 and 314DLSKVTSKCGS324 in R3 transiently sample α-helical structure (Fig. 7 A).”
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“Conformational fluctuations of proteins in solution,11 as revealed mostly by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiments and computations, make even stable proteins exist as conformational ensembles with highly populated substates whose populations follow thermodynamic distributions.12–16”
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“Proteins with very flexible conformations, such as intrinsically disordered proteins (IDP), are expected to have larger heat capacity than well-defined proteins.96–98”
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“The heat capacity of IDP could be 2 to 4 times larger than globular proteins with the same molecular mass.”
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“It is the dynamic change in the distributions – via population shifts – that portrays and captures the linkage to function and life.89”
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“However, the intrinsic protein energy fluctuation coupled with the local energy fluctuations in water with a range of 10 to 20 kcal/mol,93–94 is enough to perturb a well folded protein to a vast number of states.”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Thermodynamic principle of protein molecules > Intrinsic thermodynamic fluctuation of protein and water
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“At thermodynamic equilibrium, structural fluctuations of proteins are not only induced by the fluctuations of intra-molecular interactions of proteins, but also by the fluctuations of the energy of the surrounding water molecules.”
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“A protein molecule in solution exists in a dynamic equilibrium mixture of sub-ensembles of conformers differing in partial molar volumes.”
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“In a typical case, the partial molar volume change is about −20 to −100 mL/mol, which means the free energy change is on the order of −0.5 to −2 kcal/mol per 1 kbar which may be sufficient to shift state B as the dominant species under elevated pressure in place of state A.”
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“One could estimate that the root mean square fluctuations of E and V are respectively:16 〈ΔE2〉≈38kcalmol−1, 〈ΔV2〉≈80Å3.”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Thermodynamic principle of protein molecules > Intrinsic thermodynamic fluctuation of protein and water
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“The lysine−cysteine distance distribution curve in Fig. 7 (B) displays peaks between 5 and 10 Å, indicating that the two residues are close enough as in acetyltransferase with a Cα−Cα distance of 8.4 Å between Lys262 and Cys304.380”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Experimental and computational methods to characterize protein ensembles > Replica-exchange molecular dynamics simulations
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“Mapping the folding landscape to a single coordinate, such as the fraction of native contacts, the energy landscape can be visualized as a funnel,132 elegantly resolving Levinthal’s paradox.11”
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“The more flexible are the proteins the larger the number of their populated states, with the disordered state being at the end of this spectrum.17”
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“The statistical energy landscape theory was developed to study protein folding.1,128–131”
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“It is now generally accepted that crystal proteins may still have different conformations in a single unit cell,9 and there are multiple, populated substates that are not captured in the crystal state.10”
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“There are two mechanisms for a protein in solution to attain a lower volume in response to pressure: ‘elastic response’ by general compression within the sub-ensemble of the conformers and a shift of the conformational equilibrium from a high-volume to a low-volume ensemble.”
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“Protein structures must be considered as dynamic objects at the molecular level due to their intrinsic thermodynamic fluctuations16,92 as well as those of water.93–94”
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“Here our thesis is that the distributions of the states on the energy landscape are determined by statistical thermodynamics; however, they are also modulated by function which is optimized by evolution.”
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“The pivotal concept that all conformations pre-exist and are sampled by thermodynamic fluctuations – with function involving not new conformations but a shift in their relative concentration – underlies current approaches and interpretations.”
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“The minimum frustration principle implies that nature has optimized protein folding,129,174 thus the effect of point mutations on the energy landscape is analogous to thermal perturbations.175”
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“For example, the energy landscape roughness slows down dissociation kinetics and can contribute to streptavidin-biotin interaction dynamic strength.176”
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“The energy landscape concept was extended to protein-ligand binding and function87–89,134–141 and statistical approaches were developed to describe the protein binding energy landscape.142–158”
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“Exploiting the concept of glasses and supercooled liquids,166 protein motions could be classified by the α fluctuation (primary) and βh fluctuation (secondary).167–168 The slower α relaxation motions are inversely controlled by the solvent viscosity169–170 and the faster βh fluctuations are largely due to the hydration shell of the proteins.171”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Thermodynamic principle of protein molecules > Thermodynamic fluctuations and the energy landscape theory
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“However, long-range contacts in the p53 linker region were required to reproduce the experimental SAXS profile, indicating allosteric communication.227”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Structural (and sequence) modules in protein conformational ensembles > Multi-domain proteins with hinge motions or linkers
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“mutations at the hinge regions could allosterically affect the binding-site dynamics or induce alternative binding modes by modifying the ensemble of accessible conformations220.”
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“The local glass transition temperature TG is proportional to the fluctuation energy, and therefore the protein folding frustration TF/TG is inversely proportional to the fluctuation energy.”
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“The results indicated that the linker sequence is not randomly distributed; the resulting conformational ensemble of the linker must be optimized for calmodulin binding.234”
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“In the case of p53, phosphorylation at Ser20 turns off p53-MDM2 binding, with a consequent increase in p53 concentration; while phosphorylation at Thr155 targets p53 to degradation by the ubiquitin system (reviewed in256).”
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“‘Disordered’ or ‘intrinsically unstructured’ proteins lack a stable, well-defined structure under physiological conditions, existing in a continuum of conformations from the less to the more structured states.240–243”
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“Many proteins either contain at least one intrinsically disordered region (IDR) (such as intrinsically disordered domains and linkers in multidomain proteins)234,237 or are completely disordered (such as IDPs which are highly flexible and dynamic).238–239”
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“The active state of a specific function is a unique state, which is not the case for the inactive states; its stability (population) may increase through a shift of the ensemble, e.g. via binding.”
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“The conformational ensemble of PaaA2 is highly compact and in solution the protein exists as two preformed helices, connected by a flexible linker where the helices may act as molecular recognition elements for toxin inhibition.259”
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“They identified 10 residues in the interdomain linker region that change their conformations upon substrate binding, including five flexible residues (Met76, Lys77, Thr79, Asp80 and Ser81) and five rigid residues (Arg74, Lys75, Asp78, Glu82 and Glu83).”
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“One such example is the p53 protein, which has more than a dozen phosphorylation and acetylation sites with different biological signals.256”
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“The structures of disordered proteins are not ‘random’. Rather, the disordered state has significant metastable structures.240–243,257”
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“Even though they appear to challenge the paradigm of structural biology, that function requires distinct 3D structure, this is not the case, since function involves a specific selected state, which may have marginal stability and low barriers, thus short residence time which may evade detection.”
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“The regulation of unstructured proteins in the cell can occur at multiple levels of mRNA transcription and degradation; protein translation and degradation; and fidelity control of transcription and translation, including post-translational modifications in functional/degradation control.254”
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“The combination of optimal length, IL flexibility, and specific contacts between the IL and interface are needed to stabilize the active state.”
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“It was suggested that anti-correlation of the distances between each C-terminal domain and the anchor promotes the function of L12 to recruit translation factors and control their activity on the ribosome.235”
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“Intrinsically disordered linkers connecting folded domains and intrinsically disordered domains usually encode the degrees of conformational flexibility essential for protein function,17,29,244–250,239,247,249–253 including regulation of transcription and translation, cellular signaling, phosphorylation, regulation of large multi-molecular self-assemblies and small molecule storage.249”
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“The ‘induced fit’ hypothesis412 suggests that the bound conformation can be ‘induced’ by the binding partner when the conformation in the complexes differs from that in the unbound form.”
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“demonstrated that the conformational ensembles of histone tails are composed of states with various degrees of residual order and most tails are not fully disordered, but show distinct conformational organization, containing α-helical elements and β-hairpins.368”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Experimental and computational methods to characterize protein ensembles > Replica-exchange molecular dynamics simulations
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“Overall, these studies revealed the potential of MSMs to identify putative allosteric binding sites or to differentiate between agonists and antagonists using conformational information along putative functional pathways.”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Experimental and computational methods to characterize protein ensembles > Markov state models
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“Oligomeric proteins with two or more subunits comprise about one third of the cellular proteins,266–267 most of them symmetrical.266”
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“IDPs adopt multiple conformations for function;377–378 that is, the multiple conformational ensembles collectively determine functions.”
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“Markov state models have been applied to a wide variety of problems, spanning protein folding,402 protein-ligand binding process,403 protein conformational change,404–405 the dynamics and kinetics of IDPs,369,406–407 and ATP permeation through membrane protein channels.408”
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“Proteins and their binding partners are flexible and exist in ensembles with certain conformational distributions.”
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“Similar to the REMD method, metadynamics is also an enhanced sampling method which is widely used to explore the conformational space of biomolecules.314,381”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Experimental and computational methods to characterize protein ensembles > Metadynamics simulations
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“Enhanced sampling methods such as REMD and metadynamics can provide the structural and thermodynamic properties of proteins. However, they do not reproduce kinetic rates and conformational dynamics.”
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“Acetylation of tau inhibits its function and promotes pathological aggregation.373–375”
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“Molecular dynamics simulations of CypA show that the ensembles of enzyme conformations recognize diverse inhibitors and bind different configurations of the peptide substrate.3”
§ Protein ensembles: how does nature harness thermodynamic fluctuations for life? > Protein interactions and reactions under ensemble control > Protein ensemble in enzyme catalysis
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“GPCRs exhibit multiple inactive and active conformations, and the population balance between these conformations is altered upon binding of ligands.415”
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“The protein conformational ensemble not only allows enzymes to catalyze multiple chemical steps, but accommodates the conformational reorganization required to stabilize the transition states.449”
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“The docking algorithm was validated on 10 protein ensembles containing 105 crystal structures and 87 ligands and achieved a success rate of 93%, significantly better than single rigid-receptor docking (75% on average).425”
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“Therefore, receptor activation depends on both low energy states and the range of the conformations sampled by the receptor.416”
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“An earlier QM/MM study468 demonstrated that R55K substitution at the active site of CypA leads to a significant decrease in catalysis, indicating that the active site stability likely plays an important role in the chemical step of catalysis.”
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“It has been shown that ligands can interact with similar targets in different conformations, and that the biological outcomes like ERβ selective agonist depend on the relative affinities of a ligand to ensembles of protein conformations.414”
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“Comparison of the apo and holo equilibrium ensembles reveals that c-Myc binding conformations are already partially formed in the apo ensemble, suggesting a conformational selection mechanism.432”
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“This correlation could suggest that protein motions necessary for catalysis are an intrinsic property of the enzyme and might even limit the overall turnover rate.469”
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“The conformational ensemble and population shift allow the enzyme to bind the co-substrate prior to the substrate, and can also limit premature release of substrate.442”
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“The disordered state has a significant metastable structure character240–243,257 and functionally relevant conformations may have population times higher than of other conformations.240–242”
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“They found that promiscuous residues tend to be more flexible, and this additional flexibility permits a broader range of organizations which could take place in different conformers in the ensemble.523”
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“Obviously, the most flexible proteins are the disordered proteins, with some more folded than others.525”
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“This bias implies that they adopt an ensemble of disordered and partially helical conformations, with the latter becoming stabilized when these proteins form complexes, depending on pH and concentration.527”
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“Often, weak complexes have smaller contact area and the interfaces are more planar and with more polar residues,511”
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“Even though antibody-antigen interfaces have fewer hot spot residues,496,518 Tyr is a preferred hot spot residue for immunoglobulins.119a”
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“Dynamic conformational changes during the Eph-ephrin recognition were found to be stepwise conformational selection and population shift events, with two dynamic salt bridges between EphB4 and Ephrin-B2 contributing to specific recognition.”
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“Some associations are obligatory where one protein is bound to another throughout its functional lifetime, whereas others are transient, continuously forming and dissociating503–510.”
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“For example, the interactions of nidogen-1 with laminin variants indicate the existence of a conformational ensemble of both individual proteins and complex, implying different modes of interaction through distinct protein-protein interfaces.522”
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“Centrosomal proteins tend to be larger than a control set of human proteins, and are rich in predicted disordered regions, which cover 57% of their length, compared to 39% in the general human proteome.526”
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“the binding affinities of EphA4 with ephrin-A1, ephrin-A2, ephrin-A4, ephrin-A5, and ephrin-B2 are 1.2 μm, 2.3 μm, 36 nm, 360 nm, and 10.8 μm, respectively,512 indicating varied selectivity towards various ligands.”
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“Such a cellular strategy facilitates variable response to the environment and gain of function in network evolution.535”
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“Interestingly, protein disorder in the centrosome correlates with complexity with the number of cell types, and the structural heterogeneity conferred by the disordered regions and phosphorylation playing an important role in its mechanical properties and regulation in space and time.528”
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“Since RNA and DNA carry generic information, protein-RNA/DNA interactions should ensure correct processing of genomic information.”
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- Rests on an assumption: Protein-protein and protein-RNA/DNA interactions follow the same physico-chemical principles.
- Rests on an assumption: RNA and DNA are dynamic molecules.
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“When unphosphorylated and unbound, KID is disordered. Cooperative folding and binding occur upon pKID–KIX interaction, forming two α-helices kinked near the phosphorylated site.529”
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Protein function has been optimized by evolution.
“modulated by function which is optimized by evolution”
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For a given protein function, the active state is unique while inactive states are not unique.
“The active state of a specific function is a unique state, which is not the case for the inactive states;”
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Conformational states and dynamics observed in isolated, reconstituted, or computational systems correspond to functionally relevant states in the living cell.
“In the heterogeneous cellular environment, protein conformations including those of symmetric oligomers may differ across time and space.”
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Macromolecular crowding in cells can be represented by the experimental and simulation crowding models discussed.
“In the cellular environment, the high concentration of macromolecules creates crowding effects.”
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Antibody variable regions must be flexible to recognize highly diversified targets.
“Antibody variable regions are necessarily flexible to enable recognition of tremendously diversified targets.”
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Natively disordered proteins can form ordered complexes upon binding their partner.
“Upon binding their partner, natively disordered proteins can form ordered complexes.”
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Cell-signaling proteins have disproportionately intrinsically unstructured regions.
“Cell-signaling proteins also have disproportionately intrinsically unstructured regions.”
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Protein-protein and protein-RNA/DNA interactions follow the same physico-chemical principles.
“Protein-protein and protein-RNA/DNA interactions should follow the same physico-chemical principles.”
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RNA and DNA are dynamic molecules.
“Both RNA and DNA are dynamic molecules.”
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Protein conformational ensembles correlate with gene regulation.
“Protein conformational ensembles should correlate with gene regulation.”
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Biomacromolecules are dynamical objects that continuously interconvert between structures of varying energies.
“Biomacromolecules are dynamical objects; they continuously interconvert between structures with varying energies.”
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Metadata
- Authors
- Wei, G., Xi, W., Nussinov, R., & Ma, B.
- Affiliations
- Fudan University (CN)
- Tel Aviv University (IL)
- National Cancer Institute (US)
- Corresponding author
- Wei, Guanghong
- Ma, Buyong
- Venue
- Chemical Reviews
- Publisher
- American Chemical Society (ACS)
- Published
- 2016-01-25
- Volume
- 116
- Issue
- 11
- Pages
- 6516-6551
- ISSN
- 0009-2665 (ISSN-L)
- 1520-6890
- PMC
- PMC6407618
- OpenAlex
- W2265800909
- Semantic Scholar
- deccc9316ec26c52d5390bfa2f621c6e68cebe6c
- Cited by
- 436
- References
- 585
- Citations by year
- 2026: 57 · 2025: 48 · 2024: 34 · 2023: 42 · 2022: 43 · 2021: 42 · 2020: 36 · 2019: 45 · 2018: 33 · 2017: 35 · 2016: 20
- FWCI
- 4.00
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- green
- europepmc.org
- Locations
- Chemical Reviews (publishedVersion)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- Europe PMC (PubMed Central) (acceptedVersion)
- PubMed Central (acceptedVersion)
- Funders
- National Cancer Institute (HHSN261200800001E)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (11274075, 91227102)
- Topics
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Protein Structure and Dynamics
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Structural Biology › Enzyme Structure and Function
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Receptor Mechanisms and Signaling
- Keywords
- protein conformational ensembles, free energy landscape, thermal fluctuations, protein flexibility, intrinsically disordered proteins, multidomain proteins, protein complexes, intracellular crowding, protein-ligand recognition, enzyme catalysis, protein dynamics, replica exchange molecular dynamics, metadynamics, Markov state models
- MeSH terms
- Humans, Markov Chains, Protein Conformation, Proteins, Thermodynamics, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Biomolecular, Molecular Dynamics Simulation, Protein Interaction Maps, Intrinsically Disordered Proteins
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