How can molecular dynamics simulations assist with gene medicines?

Q3 Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology Biomaterials and biosystems Pub Date : 2021-06-01 DOI:10.1016/j.bbiosy.2021.100014
Hasan Uludağ , Tian Tang
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Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations can provide a glimpse of complex atomistic and molecular events at the interface of biomaterials and biosystems. Gene therapy efforts that deploy biomaterial mediated delivery of nucleic acids could benefit immensely from such MD simulations. These efforts most commonly employ supramolecular assembly whose structure is highly dynamic and influential in the final outcomes. By careful analysis of the behavior of constituting elements, one can visualize the assembly as it makes its way though biosystems. We highlight the beneficial information to be gained from MD studies in this short perspective and outline a vision for future activity in the field.

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分子动力学模拟如何协助基因药物?
分子动力学(MD)模拟可以在生物材料和生物系统的界面上提供复杂的原子和分子事件的一瞥。利用生物材料介导的核酸递送的基因治疗工作可以从这种MD模拟中受益匪浅。这些努力通常采用超分子组装,其结构是高度动态的,对最终结果有影响。通过仔细分析构成元素的行为,人们可以想象出在生物系统中组装的过程。我们在这个简短的观点中强调了从医学研究中获得的有益信息,并概述了该领域未来活动的愿景。
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