Integrative approaches for characterizing protein dynamics: NMR, CryoEM, and computer simulations
Integrative approaches for characterizing protein dynamics: NMR, CryoEM, and computer simulations
Proteins are inherently dynamic and their internal motions are essential for biological function. Protein motions cover a broad range of timescales: 10^(-14)-10 s, spanning from sub-picosecond vibrational motions of atoms via microsecond loop conformational rearrangements to millisecond large amplitude domain reorientations. Observing protein dynamics over all timescales and connecting motions and structure to biological mechanisms requires integration of multiple experimental and computational... More... |
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