Projects 17505-17507 are now in FAH.
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17506:
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17507:
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GPU constraints for all three projects:
[GPU=NVIDIA GPUSpecies<6]
GPU!=AMD
(Cause=CANCER Cause=ANY)
The goal of this set of experiments is to explore the mechanism of the complex between N-MYC (an oncoprotein) and AURKA (a kinase that’s important in many cancers) being destabilized by certain small-molecule AURKA inhibitors. Project 17505 is room-temperature vanilla simulation of apo AURKA : N-MYC complex to explore protein-protein interactions without small molecule binding. Projects 17506 and 17507 are room-temperature vanilla simulations of AURKA : N-MYC complex with two different small-molecule inhibitors bound to explore protein-protein interactions under the effect of these inhibitors. Once we have better ideas of the protein-protein interaction patterns, we also hope to eventually build some Markov State Models of these systems to quantify the different conformational states. Thanks in advance!
Projects 17505-17507 (GPU, OpenMM Core22) to FAH
Moderators: Site Moderators, FAHC Science Team