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Page 1: Protein Structure. Why study protein structure? Studying the structure model allows better understanding of the structure-function relationship, and is

Protein StructureProtein Structure

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Why study protein structureWhy study protein structure??

Studying the structure model allows better understanding of the structure-function relationship, and is an important starting point for many kinds of research

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Structure determinationStructure determination

Crystallography:Crystallography:• A solution of protein molecules is assembled A solution of protein molecules is assembled

into a periodic latticeinto a periodic lattice• The crystal is bombarded with X-ray beamsThe crystal is bombarded with X-ray beams• The collision of the beams with the atom The collision of the beams with the atom

electrons creates a diffraction patternelectrons creates a diffraction pattern• The diffraction pattern is transformed into an The diffraction pattern is transformed into an

electron density map of the protein from electron density map of the protein from which the 3D locations of the atoms can be which the 3D locations of the atoms can be deduceddeduced

F F

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Structure determinationStructure determinationNuclear magnetic resonance Nuclear magnetic resonance

(NMR):(NMR):• A solution of the protein is placed in a A solution of the protein is placed in a

magnetic fieldmagnetic field• SpinsSpins align parallel or align parallel or

anti-parallel to the fieldanti-parallel to the field• RF pulses of electromagnetic energy RF pulses of electromagnetic energy

shift shift spinsspins from their alignment from their alignment• Upon radiation termination Upon radiation termination spinsspins re- re-

align while emitting the energy they align while emitting the energy they absorbedabsorbed

• The emission spectrum contains The emission spectrum contains information about the identity of the information about the identity of the nuclei and their immediate environmentnuclei and their immediate environment

• The result is an ensemble of models The result is an ensemble of models rather than a single one rather than a single one

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PDB: Protein Data BankPDB: Protein Data Bankhttp://www.rcsb.orghttp://www.rcsb.org

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PDB modelPDB model

Defines the 3D coordinates (x,y,z) of each of the Defines the 3D coordinates (x,y,z) of each of the atoms in one atoms in one or moreor more molecules (i.e., complex) molecules (i.e., complex)

There are models of proteins, protein There are models of proteins, protein complexes, proteins and DNA, protein complexes, proteins and DNA, protein segments, etcsegments, etc

The models also include the positions of ligand The models also include the positions of ligand molecules, solvent molecules, metal ions, etcmolecules, solvent molecules, metal ions, etc

PDB ID: integer + 3 integers/characters (e.g., PDB ID: integer + 3 integers/characters (e.g., 1a14) 1a14)

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The PDB file formatThe PDB file format

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The PDB file formatThe PDB file format

ATOM Records:

Usually protein or DNA

HETATM Records:

Usually Ligand, ion, water

chain

Residue identity

Residue number

Atom number

Atom identity atom coordinates Temperatur

e factorX Y Z

Occupancy

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Background and motivationBackground and motivation DNA methylation at DNA CpG sites has a central DNA methylation at DNA CpG sites has a central

role in imprinting (plants and mammals), but it is not role in imprinting (plants and mammals), but it is not clear how the imprinting machinery recognizes its clear how the imprinting machinery recognizes its target genestarget genes

The Dnmt3 protein family (a,b,l) are The Dnmt3 protein family (a,b,l) are de novode novo methyltransferasesmethyltransferases

Dnmt3a and Dnmt3l KO mice show altered sexDnmt3a and Dnmt3l KO mice show altered sex--specific specific de novode novo methylation in germ cells, indicating methylation in germ cells, indicating that these proteins are both required for the that these proteins are both required for the methylation of most imprinted loci in germ cells methylation of most imprinted loci in germ cells

Goal:Goal:

Conduct a structural and biochemical study of a Conduct a structural and biochemical study of a homogeneous complex of Dnmt3L and Dnmt3ahomogeneous complex of Dnmt3L and Dnmt3a

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MethodsMethods

Dnmt3a2, the shorter isoform of Dnmt3a Dnmt3a2, the shorter isoform of Dnmt3a that is the predominant form in embryonic that is the predominant form in embryonic stem cells was selectedstem cells was selected

For crystallographic reasons, a stable For crystallographic reasons, a stable complex of the Ccomplex of the C--terminal domains from terminal domains from both proteins both proteins ((Dnmt3aDnmt3a2-2-C and Dnmt3LC and Dnmt3L--CC) ) that retains substantial methyltransferase that retains substantial methyltransferase activity was focused on activity was focused on

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ResultsResults The complex is a tetramer: The complex is a tetramer:

Dnmt3L–Dnmt3a–Dnmt3a–Dnmt3L–Dnmt3a–Dnmt3a–Dnmt3LDnmt3L

Mutagenesis at positions in both Mutagenesis at positions in both interfaces (a-a and a-L) indicate interfaces (a-a and a-L) indicate that these interfaces are that these interfaces are essential for catalysisessential for catalysis

Dnmt3a-Dnmt3a dimerization Dnmt3a-Dnmt3a dimerization brings two active sites togetherbrings two active sites together

Dimeric Dnmt3a could methylate Dimeric Dnmt3a could methylate two CpGs separated by one two CpGs separated by one helical turn in one binding event helical turn in one binding event

Dnmt3aDnmt3l

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““We observed a highly significant correlation of We observed a highly significant correlation of methylation status at distances of eight to ten methylation status at distances of eight to ten base pairs between two CpG sites” base pairs between two CpG sites”

Distribution of CpG sites among 12 known maternally imprinted genes, indicated to be Dnmt3a-Dnmt3l targets

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Protein visualizationProtein visualizationVisualization tools (working on PC):

RasMol / RasTop

SwissPDBviewer (sPDBv)

Protein Explorer (via the web)

And many more…

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Rastop / RasmolRastop / Rasmol

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http://www.geneinfinity.org/rastop/

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RasTop- main menuRasTop- main menu פתיחתקובץ

סגירת קובץ

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RasTop - display

Wireframe

קווים בין אטומים

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Sphere VDW

מנפח כל אטום לפי

רדיוס ה- VDWשלו

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Command editor

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More on RasTopMore on RasTop

RasMolRasMol manual manual Using Using RasTopRasTop CommandsCommands

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Structure alignmentStructure alignment

Essential for:

• Protein classification

• Detection of conserved protein folding cores

• Detection of similarities between domains

• Detection of similarities in functional binding sites

• Evolutionary conservation

• Construction of nonredundant databases

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Pairwise structure Pairwise structure alignmentalignment

Outline:Given two proteins structures,find the transformation that

produces the best superimposition of one protein onto the other

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Computationally

Find the rotations and translations of one of the points set (atoms of protein A) which produce

“large” superimpositions on the other points set (atoms of protein B)

?

X

Y

ZX

Y

Z

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RMSDRMSDRoot Mean Square Deviation

Average distance between the matched superimposed atoms

usually between backbones Cα atoms

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http://bioinfo3d.cs.tau.ac.il/c_alpha_match

Matches C-alpha atomsMatches C-alpha atoms Rigid pairwise alignementRigid pairwise alignement Sequence order independentSequence order independent Input: two PDB files or PDB IDs with Input: two PDB files or PDB IDs with

specific chainsspecific chains Output: a set of high scoring Output: a set of high scoring

conformations conformations The superimposed structures may be viewed The superimposed structures may be viewed

in a PDB viewerin a PDB viewer

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BOBWHITE QUAIL LYSOZYME

HEN EGG WHITE LYSOZYME

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ResultsResults

Ranking criteria:

1. Match size

2. RMSD

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C-alpha correspondenceC-alpha correspondence

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Aligned PDB fileAligned PDB file

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http://bioinfo3d.cs.tau.ac.il/FlexProt

Flexible structural alignment Flexible structural alignment The first structure is assumed to be rigid, The first structure is assumed to be rigid,

while in the second structure potential while in the second structure potential flexible regions - flexible regions - hingeshinges, are , are automatically detectedautomatically detected

Input: two PDB IDs (specific chain)Input: two PDB IDs (specific chain) Output: list of alignments ranked according Output: list of alignments ranked according

to the number of hingesto the number of hinges

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ResultsResults

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Result with 0 hingesResult with 0 hinges::

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Result with one hingeResult with one hinge::

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http://bioinfo3d.cs.tau.ac.il/MultiProt

Multiple structural alignments of protein Multiple structural alignments of protein structures structures

Finds the common geometrical cores between Finds the common geometrical cores between the input moleculesthe input molecules

Does notDoes not require that all the input molecules require that all the input molecules participate in the alignmentparticipate in the alignment

Actually, it efficiently detects high scoring partial Actually, it efficiently detects high scoring partial multiple alignmentsmultiple alignments for all possible number of for all possible number of molecules from the inputmolecules from the input

The final structural alignment can either The final structural alignment can either preserve the sequence order (like sequence preserve the sequence order (like sequence alignment), or be sequence order independent alignment), or be sequence order independent

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ResultsResults

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DALI - Distance matrix ALIgnment DALI - Distance matrix ALIgnment

http://ekhidna.biocenter.helsinki.fi/dali_server/

Concept: “Similar 3D structures have similar inter-residue distances”

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DALI AlgorithmDALI Algorithm Generates an inter-residue distance matrix for Generates an inter-residue distance matrix for

each proteineach protein

The distance matrix contains all pairwise The distance matrix contains all pairwise distances (symmetrical)distances (symmetrical)

Dij = distance between C-alpha i and C-alpha j Dij = distance between C-alpha i and C-alpha j in the same proteinin the same protein

Compares the two distance matrices for a pair of Compares the two distance matrices for a pair of proteins to be alignedproteins to be aligned

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DALI ServicesDALI ServicesDALI severDALI sever

Used by crystallographers to compare a newly solved Used by crystallographers to compare a newly solved structure against structures in the PDBstructure against structures in the PDB

DALI databaseDALI databaseContains all-vs.-all PDB 3D structure comparisons and Contains all-vs.-all PDB 3D structure comparisons and thus enables to find structural neighbors of structures thus enables to find structural neighbors of structures that are already in the PDBthat are already in the PDB

Pairwise serverPairwise serverPairwise comparison of two structuresPairwise comparison of two structures

DaliliteDaliliteA standalone version of DALIA standalone version of DALI

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DALI Database

http://ekhidna.biocenter.helsinki.fi/dali/start

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Non-redundant chains - no two chains are more than90 % sequence identical

DALI Database

Number of structurally

aligned residues Number of residues in the protein

Sequence identity of aligned positions

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SupplementarySupplementary

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אלמנטים של ,מבנה שניוני

קו המחבר בין C-alpha

RasTop - Display

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מחזק מבנה שניוני

RasTol - Display

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Remove renderingRemove rendering

Clears the view from previous actions performed

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לכל חומצה אמינית צבע משלה

תצוגה מסוימת בו לכל אטום צבע מסוים

עד כמה מיקום האטום קבוע במבנה: אדום- חופש גדול, כחול-קבוע מאוד

, beta sheetמבנה שניוני – צהוב- , loops and turnsכחול – . random coil, לבן – alpha helixאדום –

RasTop - Color

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RasTop - Labels

סימון כל המולקולה או קטעים נבחרים בשם והמספר של חומצת האמינו.

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The Select CommandSelect מגדירה את האזור שעליו נפעל במולקולה - סט האטומים –

שיעבור מודיפיקציות ע"י שרשרת הפקודות הבאות.

.”atom expression“ הוא selectהפרמטר של פקודת ה-

מגדיר באופן ייחודי קבוצה שרירותית של אטומים atom expressionה - בתוך מולקולה. הוא יכול להיות:

Primitive expressions ,

Predefined sets ,

Within expressions ,

or logical combination of all above mentioned.

In order to display only what we selected, use the command: Edit => restrict

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The primitive expressions allow to select by:

Atom number - select atomno=102

Residue – select Val52 (select resno=52 or select 52)

Chain id – select :a

List of residue numbers – select 14,92,46

Range of atom numbers – select atomno=>35

A wildcard can be used to specify a whole field:

* Any number of characters

Atom or residue type – select *.sg (this will select all Sulphur atoms in Cysteine’s side chain)

? Single character wildcard – select ser.c? – will select all carbons in all

serine residues.

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The predefined sets are groups of atoms given the definite names:

select helix

select hoh (water molecules)

select protein

There is a list with the predefined sets in the Rasmol reference card (google it)

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Boolean ExpressionsBoolean ExpressionsAndהמשותף לשני תנאים –

Or(גם את זה וגם את זה) חיבור בין שני תנאים –

Notמה לא לכלול –

דוגמאות:

select tyr and :a → all tyr in ‘a’ chain

select tyr or :a → all tyr in the molecule and all ‘a’ chain

select not (tyr,:a) → all the molecule beside tyr or ‘a’ chain

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Using Select ExpressionUsing Select Expression

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……or via the command or via the command (edit(editcommand)command)

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1. Spacefill

2. Color picker

3. Make sure you’re on atoms!