1HAQ

FOUR MODELS OF HUMAN FACTOR H DETERMINED BY SOLUTION SCATTERING CURVE-FITTING AND HOMOLOGY MODELLING


SOLUTION SCATTERING
Solution Scattering Data Acquistion1234
Scattering Typex-rayneutronneutronmodelling
Radiation/Neutron SourceSRS BEAMLINE 2.1ILLISIS
SynchrotronYNN
Beamline TypePULSED NEUTRON
Detector Type500-CHANNEL QUADRANTAREAAREA (TIME-OF-FLIGHT)
Detector Manufacturer Details
Temperature (K)288
pH
Numer of Time Frames Used10
Protein Concentration Range (mg/mL)0.7 - 140.4 - 9.63.7, 6.1
Sample BufferTRISPBS IN 99.9% D2OPBS IN 99.9% D2O
Data Reduction SoftwareOTOKODETEC, RNILS, SPOLLYCOLLETTE
Guiner Mean Radius Of Gyration (nm)11.111.311.7
Sigma Mean Radius Of Gyration0.40.40.5
R(XS-1) Mean Cross Sectional Radii (nm)4.43.9
R(XS-1) Sigma Mean Cross Sectional Radii0.20.2
R(XS-2) Mean Cross Sectional Radii (nm)1.71.51
R(XS-2) Sigma Mean Cross Sectional Radii0.10.06
P(R) Protein Length (nm)4037 - 3940
Solution Scattering Data Analysis and Model Fitting
MethodSoftwareSoftware AuthorsStarting ModelConformers, Number CalculatedConformers, Number SubmittedConformers, Selection CriteriaBest Representative ConformerOther Details
CONSTRAINED SCATTERING FITTING OF HOMOLOGY MODELSINSIGHT II, HOMOLOGY, DISCOVERY, BIOPOLYMER, DELPHI, SCTPL5, GNOMMSIPDB CODE 1HFI, 1HCC, 1HFH, 1VCC20104THE MODELLED SCATTERING CURVES WERE ASSESSED BY CALCULATION OF THE RG, RSX-1 AND RXS-2 VALUES IN THE SAME Q RANGES USED IN THE EXPERIMENTAL GUINIER FITS. MODELS WERE THEN RANKED USING A GOODNESS-OF-FIT R-FACTOR DEFINED BY ANALOGY WITH PROTEIN CRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND BASED ON THE EXPERIMENTAL CURVES IN THE Q RANGE EXTENDING TO 1.4 NM-1.1HOMOLOGY MODELS WERE BUILT FOR THE 17 SCR DOMAINS AND ENERGY MINIMISATIONS WERE PERFORMED TO IMPROVE THE CONNECTIVITY IN THE FH MODEL. TRIANTENNARY CO ...HOMOLOGY MODELS WERE BUILT FOR THE 17 SCR DOMAINS AND ENERGY MINIMISATIONS WERE PERFORMED TO IMPROVE THE CONNECTIVITY IN THE FH MODEL. TRIANTENNARY COMPLEX-TYPE CARBOHYDRATE STRUCTURES (MAN3GLCNAC6GAL3FUC3NEUNAC1) WERE ADDED TO EACH OF THE N-LINKED GLYCOSYLATION SITES. A LIBRARY OF LINKER PEPTIDE CONFORMATIONS WAS USED IN DOMAIN MODELLING CONSTRAINED BY THE SOLUTION SCATTERING FITS. MODELLING WITH THE SCATTERING DATA WAS ALSO CARRIED OUT BY ROTATIONAL SEARCH METHODS. THE X-RAY AND NEUTRON SCATTERING CURVE I(Q) WAS CALCULATED ASSUMING A UNIFORM SCATTERING DENSITY FOR THE SPHERES USING THE DEBYE EQUATION AS ADAPTED TO SPHERES. X-RAY CURVES WERE CALCULATED FROM THE HYDRATED SPHERE MODELS WITHOUT CORRECTIONS FOR WAVELENGTH SPREAD OR BEAM DIVERGENCE, WHILE THESE CORRECTIONS WERE APPLIED FOR THE NEUTRON CURVES BUT NOW USING UNHYDRATED MODELS.