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Performance efficient macromolecular mechanics via sub-nanometer shape based coarse graining
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DOI：10.1038/s41467-023-37801-5.png)
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Here the authors report SBCG2 an update to the neural network based, Shape-Based Coarse Graining (SBCG) approach for creating coarse grained molecular topologies with atomistic detail. They show how SBCG2 can reduce the computational costs of simulating very large assemblies like the HIV-1 capsid allowing simulation on commodity hardware. Dimensionality reduction via coarse grain modeling is a valuable tool in biomolecular research. For large assemblies, ultra coarse models are often knowledge-based, relying on a priori information to parameterize models thus hindering general predictive capability. Here, we present substantial advances to the shape based coarse graining (SBCG) method, which we refer to as SBCG2. SBCG2 utilizes a revitalized formulation of the topology representing network which makes high-granularity modeling possible, preserving atomistic details that maintain assembly characteristics. Further, we present a method of granularity selection based on charge density Fourier Shell Correlation and have additionally developed a refinement method to optimize, adjust and validate high-granularity models. We demonstrate our approach with the conical HIV-1 capsid and heteromultimeric cofilin-2 bound actin filaments. Our approach is available in the Visual Molecular Dynamics (VMD) software suite, and employs a CHARMM-compatible Hamiltonian that enables high-performance simulation in the GPU-resident NAMD3 molecular dynamics engine.
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PARTICLE MESH EWALD
PACE FORCE-FIELD
MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS
COMPUTER-SIMULATION
MODEL
VALIDATION
NETWORK
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