Nucleic Acids

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Distance

Angle

Coordination

Shape

Nucleic Acids

Puckering

Special

Energy

Algebra

Collective Variables For Nucleic Acids

Type Description
NALBPP local base-pair parameters
NASBPP simple base-pair parameters
NASBPPOLD simple base-pair parameters (OLD implementation)*
NALSTP local base-pair step parameters
NASSTP simple base-pair step parameters
NASSTPOLD simple base-pair step parameters (OLD implementation)*
NASBO simple base-pair opening
NAPBO primitive base-pair opening
NABEND nucleic acid bending

Base-Pair Parameters

PMFLib offers two variants of the base-pair parameters: local and simple. They differ in the definition of the y-axis and the procedure to calculate six base-pair parameters (i.e., Shear, Stretch, Stagger, Buckle, Propeller, Opening). The simple version is provided by NASBPP, while the local version is provided NASBPP. Both implementations are fully compatible with 3DNA. The collective variable NASBO implements simple Opening only and thus it should be a little bit computationally faster.

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Base-Pair Step Parameters

Reference coordinates for nucleobase rings are provided in the following table:

Nucleobase Ring Atoms y-axis File
A @N9,C8,N7,C5,C6,N1,C2,N3,C4 @C8 A_ring_only.xyz
G @N9,C8,N7,C5,C6,N1,C2,N3,C4 @C8 G_ring_only.xyz
C @N1,C6,C5,C4,N3,C2 @C6 C_ring_only.xyz
T @N1,C6,C5,C4,N3,C2 @C6 T_ring_only.xyz


References

  • 3DNA
    • Lu, X.-J.; Olson, W. K. 3DNA: A Versatile, Integrated Software System for the Analysis, Rebuilding and Visualization of Three-Dimensional Nucleic-Acid Structures. Nature Protocols 2008, 3 (7), 1213–1227. https://doi.org/10.1038/nprot.2008.104.
    • Lu, X.-J.; Olson, W. K. 3DNA: A Software Package for the Analysis, Rebuilding and Visualization of Three-Dimensional Nucleic Acid Structures. Nucl. Acids Res. 2003, 31 (17), 5108–5121. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkg680.
  • Gradients