PKAD-2:实验测量蛋白质pKa的数据库的新条目和功能扩展。

IF 2 4区 化学 Q3 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Journal of Computational Biophysics and Chemistry Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI:10.1142/s2737416523500230
Nicolas Ancona, Ananta Bastola, Emil Alexov
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几乎所有的生物反应都依赖于pH值,了解pH值依赖的起源需要了解可电离基团的pKa。在这里,我们报道了PKAD的一个新版本,PKAD-2,这是一个实验测量的蛋白质的pKa的数据库,包括野生型和突变蛋白。新增加的pKa值包括117个野生型和54个突变型,总共1742个实验测量的pKa值。新版本的PKAD-2包括8个新的野生型蛋白和12个新的突变蛋白,总共有220个蛋白。这个新版本结合了相应蛋白质或蛋白质复合物内突出显示的感兴趣的残留物的视觉3D图像。氢键被识别、计数并作为搜索功能实现。其他新的搜索特性包括邻近残数的数量
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PKAD-2: New entries and expansion of functionalities of the database of experimentally measured pKa's of proteins.

Almost all biological reactions are pH dependent and understanding the origin of pH dependence requires knowledge of the pKa's of ionizable groups. Here we report a new edition of PKAD, the PKAD-2, which is a database of experimentally measured pKa's of proteins, both wild type and mutant proteins. The new additions include 117 wild type and 54 mutant pKa values, resulting in total 1742 experimentally measured pKa's. The new edition of PKAD-2 includes 8 new wild type and 12 new mutant proteins, resulting in total of 220 proteins. This new edition incorporates a visual 3D image of the highlighted residue of interest within the corresponding protein or protein complex. Hydrogen bonds were identified, counted, and implemented as a search feature. Other new search features include the number of neighboring residues <4A from the heaviest atom of the side chain of a given amino acid. Here, we present PKAD-2 with the intention to continuously incorporate novel features and current data with the goal to be used as benchmark for computational methods.

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