Identification of Three Interactions to Determine the Conformation Change and to Maintain the Function of Kir2.1 Channel Protein

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李军委 [1 ]
肖少英 [2 ]
谢潇潇 [1 ]
于慧 [1 ]
张海林 [3 ]
展永 [1 ]
安海龙 [1 ]
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[1] Key Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics of Hebei Province,Institute of Biophysics,School of Sciences,Hebei University of Technology
[2] School of Architecture & Art Design,Hebei University of Technology
[3] Key Laboratory of Neural and Vascular Biology(Ministry of Education),The Key Laboratory of Pharmacology and Toxicology for New Drug of Hebei Province,Department of Pharmacology,Hebei Medical University
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In; Identification of Three Interactions to Determine the Conformation Change and to Maintain the Function of Kir2.1 Channel Protein;
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We find that a conserved mutation residue Glu to residue Asp(E303D),which both have the same polar and charged properties,makes Kir2.1 protein lose its function.To understand the mechanism,we identify three interactions which control the conformation change and maintain the function of the Kir2.1 protein by combining homology modeling and molecular dynamics with targeted molecular dynamics.We find that the E303 D mutation weakens these interactions and results in the loss of the related function.Our data indicate that not only the amino residues but also the interactions determine the function of proteins.
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