Team:Freiburg Bioware/Modeling/Structure Modeling
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groups of five.<br> | groups of five.<br> | ||
Subsequently 15 of those pentamers are arranged in an icosahedral | Subsequently 15 of those pentamers are arranged in an icosahedral | ||
- | + | symmetry and form the complex virus capsid where each pentamer | |
corresponds to one corner with a pore complex in the center. <br> | corresponds to one corner with a pore complex in the center. <br> | ||
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Structure modeling was used to simulate and visualize the capsid | Structure modeling was used to simulate and visualize the capsid | ||
- | assembly based on X-ray | + | assembly based on X-ray crystallography data. For this purpose |
- | cryo-frozen virus crystals were | + | cryo-frozen virus crystals were analyzed with Laue diffraction and |
- | three dimensional structure was | + | three dimensional structure was reconstructed (Xie et al. 2002; Xie et |
al. 2003).<br> | al. 2003).<br> | ||
Based on the published data set we simulated the capsid formation in | Based on the published data set we simulated the capsid formation in |
Revision as of 11:54, 27 October 2010
Structure Modeling