Efficient enumeration and visualization of helix-coil ensembles.
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ABSTRACT: Helix-coil models are routinely used to interpret circular dichroism data of helical peptides or predict the helicity of naturally-occurring and designed polypeptides. However, a helix-coil model contains significantly more information than mean helicity alone, as it defines the entire ensemble-the equilibrium population of every possible helix-coil configuration-for a given sequence. Many desirable quantities of this ensemble are either not obtained as ensemble averages or are not available using standard helicity-averaging calculations. Enumeration of the entire ensemble can allow calculation of a wider set of ensemble properties, but the exponential size of the configuration space typically renders this intractable. We present an algorithm that efficiently approximates the helix-coil en
SUBMITTER: Hughes RG
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10870177 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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