biostudies-literatureUnknown13(6)Su ZYModeling of the RadA family mechanism is crucial to understanding the DNA SOS repair process. In a 2007 report, the archaeal RadA proteins function as rotary motors (linker region: I71-K88) such as shown in Figure 1. Molecular simulations approaches help to shed further light onto this phenomenon. We find 11 rotary residues (R72, T75-K81, M84, V86 and K87) and five zero rotary residues (I71, K74, E82, R83 and K88) in the simulations. Inclusion of our simulations may help to understand the RadA family mechanism.International journal of molecular sciences7138-7148https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-EPMC3397515biostudies-literatureTarget molecular simulations of RecA family protein filaments.PMC3397515Lee WJWang YTSu ZYSu WSfalseTarget molecular simulations of RecA family protein filaments.Modeling of the RadA family mechanism is crucial to understanding the DNA SOS repair process. In a 2007 report, the archaeal RadA proteins function as rotary motors (linker region: I71-K88) such as shown in Figure 1. Molecular simulations approaches help to shed further light onto this phenomenon. We find 11 rotary residues (R72, T75-K81, M84, V86 and K87) and five zero rotary residues (I71, K74, E82, R83 and K88) in the simulations. Inclusion of our simulations may help to understand the RadA family mechanism.2012-01-01T00:00:00Z20122024-02-16T03:17:32.921Z2019-03-27T00:55:39ZS-EPMC33975152283768310.3390/ijms13067138