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Simulation report

Technical information

General information

Name: Datp-serca gamd rep 2

PDB id: 3W5A

Description: 200 ns Gaussian accelerated Molecular Dynamics simulation of MG2+dATP-bound E1 SERCA in membrane. Force fields: FF19SB (protein), Lipid17 (membrane), OPC (water), GAFF2 (nucleotide). Final frame from 150 ns conventional MD is used as starting frame for GaMD simulation. Waters and membrane not included in uploaded files.

Submitted by: Abigail Teitgen, University of California, San Diego

System setup

Solvent type: Other

Membrane type: Heterogeneous

Number of molecules:

Magnesium: 1

2'-deoxyadenosine 5'-triphosphate: 1

Sarcoplasmic/endoplasmic reticulum calcium ATPase 2: 1

Total number of atoms: 15451

Simulation details

Software and version: Amber, 20

Forcefield and version: Amber, FF19SB

Time step : 2.0 fs

Delta : 0.02 ns

Replicates: 1

Accumulated simulation time: 0.21359999999999998 µs

Additonal parameters: Available at "Simulation protocol & starting files"

Simulation components

Ligands

Allosteric ligand(s)

Magnesium

(1 molecule)


2'-deoxyadenosine 5'-triphosphate

(1 molecule)


Peptidic ligand(s)

Sarcoplasmic/endoplasmic reticulum calcium ATPase 2

(1 molecule)

Receptor

PDB id: 3W5A

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Mutations

No mutations found



Other molecules



Magnesium (allosteric lig.)

Specific State ID: 5336

(1 molecule)


2'-deoxyadenosine 5'-triphosphate (allosteric lig.)

Specific State ID: 5338

(1 molecule)


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