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Dali: A Protein Structural Comparison Algorithm Using 2D Distance Matrices Main Points for Discussion • Overview of why structural comparison can be a useful mode of analysis. • Using a 2-D distance matrix to represent a 3-D protein structure. • Specific computer algorithms that have been used to accomplish this analysis, including Monte Carlo optimization. • Further applications of Dali. Why consider structural comparison? • 1D sequence comparisons has traditionally been (and still is) used to determine degree of relatedness, although a low degree of sequence homology may yield surprisingly similar structures. • 3D structural alignment is aimed at providing more information about the structure-function similarities between proteins with nondetectable evolutionary relationships. The Distance Matrix and How It’s Read 1 2 3 Assignment of Equivalent Residue Pairs Additive Similarity Score (general) L L i=1 j=1 S = S S f(i,j) • i and j are labeled pairs of equivalent (matched) residues (i.e. i = iA,iB). f = similarity measure based on Ca-Ca distances dAij and dBij • Largest S corresponds to optimal set of equivalencies. Rigid Similarity Score R f (i,j) =q –| R A d ij – B d ij | •dAij and dBij are equivalenced residues in proteins A and B. q R = zero level of similarity Elastic Similarity Score E f (i,j) = A – dB | | d ij ij * ) qEw(d ij d*ij qE • d*ij = the average of dAij and dBij q E = tolerance of 20% deviation • w(r) = envelope function = exp(-r2/a2) Robustness of Dali Quality of Generated Alignments • Accuracy was verified by examining conserved functional residues in seeemingly divergent structures. • The elasticity score is useful in that it captures relative movements of structural elements (e.g. ATP binding site in hsp70) and leaves only extremely non-homologous loops unaligned. Quality of Generated Alignments (cont.) • Detection of inter-domain motion brings functionally important residues into focus (e.g. ATP binding site in hsp70). • Manipulation of the elastic similarity score determines the stringency of the alignment. Dendrogram Examination of Relatedness Using a Dendrogram Further Applications of Dali • Continuing further in an attempt to map the entire protein space using quantitative comparisons between structures (correspondence analysis on p. 133) • Applications to residue-residue energy interactions to create a more accurate biochemical representation of the protein. Also able to yield more useful information to predict 3D structure from amino acid sequence due to the energies of interacting residues.