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DelPhi Web Server v2: Incorporating atomic-style geometrical figures into the computational protocol Alexov Group Clemson University Submitted to Structural Bioinformatics. Journal Club Presentation Brett Zirkle 2/8/2012. Highlights. Nano -objects. Accessibility. How it works….
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DelPhi Web Server v2: Incorporating atomic-style geometrical figures into the computational protocol Alexov Group Clemson University Submitted to Structural Bioinformatics Journal Club Presentation Brett Zirkle 2/8/2012
Highlights Nano-objects Accessibility
How it works… Load PDB File and Input Parameters Specify Desired Output
Nano-objects: How it works… Set coordinate parameters
Results/Output Files Output files: amino acid charge (.crg), atomic radius (.siz), protonated PDB file, potential phimap in cube format (.cube)
Poisson-Boltzmann Solvers Delphi Adaptive PB Solver [ε(r)Φ(r)] – ε(r)[8πq2I/εkBT]sinh [Φ(r)] + 4πρf(r)/kBT = 0 Electrostatic potential Ionic strength Charge density Dielectric constant Boltzman constant
Poisson-Boltzmann Solvers q2 [ε(r)Φ(r)] – ε(r)[8πq2I/εkBT]sinh [Φ(r)] + 4πρf(r)/kBT = 0 Electrostatic potential Ionic strength Charge density Dielectric constant Boltzman constant
How APBS works… Generate PQR File: Load PDB into server and input parameters Output: Protonated PDB file with atomic radii and charges Pymol: Load PQR in APBS solver
Qualitative Comparison of Electrostatic Maps Delphi Adaptive PB Solver 3QSV
Qualitative Comparison of Electrostatic Maps Delphi Adaptive PB Solver 2A0I
Qualitative Comparison of Electrostatic Maps Delphi Adaptive PB Solver 3GPL (ssDNA)
Summary and Final Thoughts • Delphi web server • Quick (25min) and easy way to generate Delphi potential map • Easy to use interface • Can visualize using Jmol in browser • Insert nano-objects and carry out electrostatic calculations in the presence of biological macromolecules • Paper suggestions • Include examples as an additional figure • Information about the server performance may be useful • All in all… • The Delphi web server provides a simple and easy to use tool for visualizing electrostatic potentials