1 resultado para Training variability, sequence, transfer, creative behavior
em National Center for Biotechnology Information - NCBI
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Resumo:
Here we study the effect of point mutations in proteins on the redistributions of the conformational substates. We show that regardless of the location of a mutation in the protein structure and of its type, the observed movements of the backbone recur largely at the same positions in the structures. Despite the different interactions that are disrupted and formed by the residue substitution, not only are the conformations very similar, but the regions that move are also the same, regardless of their sequential or spatial distance from the mutation. This observation leads us to conclude that, apart from some extreme cases, the details of the interactions are not critically important in determining the protein conformation or in specifying which parts of the protein would be more prone to take on different local conformations in response to changes in the sequence. This finding further illustrates why proteins manifest a robustness toward many mutational events. This nonuniform distribution of the conformer population is consistently observed in a variety of protein structural types. Topology is critically important in determining folding pathways, kinetics, building block cutting, and anatomy trees. Here we show that topology is also very important in determining which regions of the protein structure will respond to sequence changes, regardless of the sequential or spatial location of the mutation.