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精选科学插图、分子可视化与研究成果。点击图片可查看完整大图。

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图库 1

Water molecules and hydrophobic layers of amino acid residues in the high resolution crystal structures of adrenergic (left) and opioid receptors (right).

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Three distinct rotamer conformations, namely YI,YII and YIII, of a highly conserved Tyr (Y7.53) residue in the NPxxY motif correlate with the formation of the internal water pathway and the functional state of GPCRs.

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A schematic view of three different rotamer conformations of the highly conserved Y7.53 residue. The activation of GPCR correlates with the forming of a continuous internal water pathway.

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图库 4

The principal analysis (PCA) and root-mean square fluctuation incate the flexible region of an enzyme.

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图库 5

Two dominant binding modes of RPA1163 substrates and their relative ligand binding energies. The substrates are shown in green ball-and-sticks. The binding energy calculations show that the favorable binding modes having a lower binding energy which determines the stereoselectivity of the substrate.

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图库 6

MetaMD simulations sampled the substrate entrance pathway for catalysis.

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图库 7

A gating mechanism of the serotonin 5-HT3 ligand-gated ion channel.

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图库 8

In agonist-bound GPCRs, several trans-membrane helixes underwent striking shifts including: TM3, ~2Å; TM5, ~4Å; TM6, ~7Å

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图库 9

The protein ligand-interaction fingerprint shows different contacting profiles between the agonist-bound GPCRs and the antagonist bound ones

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图库 10

A continuous water channel is observed in the agonist bound GPCRs upon the activation, whereas two hydrophobic layers are observed blocking the water flux.

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图库 11

The WebGL and HTML5 technology facilitate online macromolecular visualization and modern drug discovery.

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图库 12

Depecting macromolecules with PyMol and Inkscape in an artistic way.

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