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Simulation report

Technical information

General information

Name: Human smoothened receptor (apoform)

PDB id: 4QIN

Activation state: Inactive

Submitted by: Schulte lab, Karolinska Institutet

System setup

Solvent type: TIP3P

Membrane type: Homogeneous

Membrane composition: POPC

Ionic composition: Sodium ion (144 mM), Chloride (160 mM)

Number of molecules:

Water: 13928

POPC: 151

Chloride: 40

Sodium ion: 36

Smoothened homolog: 1

Total number of atoms: 67795

Simulation details

Software and version: GROMACS, 2016.5

Forcefield and version: CHARMM, 36m

Time step : 2.0 fs

Delta : 0.2 ns

Replicates: 3

Accumulated simulation time: 1.3252000000000002 µs

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

References

Kozielewicz P, Turku A, Bowin C-F, Petersen J, Valnohova J, Consuelo Alonso Cañizal M, Ono Y, Inoue A, Hoffmann C, Schulte G. 2020. Structural insight into small molecule action on Frizzleds. Nature communications 1 (11). doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-14149-3. (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-019-14149-3)



GPCRmd publication page: 1466

Simulation components

Receptor

PDB id: 4QIN
Smoothened homolog

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Mutations

No mutations found



Other molecules



POPC

Specific State ID: 5018

(151 molecules)


Sodium ion

Specific State ID: 5016

(36 molecules)

Na+


Water

Specific State ID: 5019

(13928 molecules)

H2O


Chloride

Specific State ID: 5017

(40 molecules)

Cl-


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