Monte Carlo study of DNA condensation phenomena Russell Hanson Biology Graduate Student Association Symposium Oct 1, 2004.

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Monte Carlo study of DNA condensation phenomena Russell Hanson Biology Graduate Student Association Symposium Oct 1, 2004

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Outline Overview Poisson-Boltzmann equation Metropolis Monte Carlo Theoretical models: DNA condensation Experimental and theoretical results Conclusions and future directions

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Origin of Poisson-Boltzmann equation Gauss’ law Poisson equation combine…

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Boltzmann distribution law For positively and negatively charged ions the work functions are: Let ionic strengths, i.e. number of positive and negative ions, be equal M + =M -. +e c is a charge.

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Poisson-Boltzmann equation

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Metropolis scheme Trial move Calculate energy deltaE = Enew - Eold if Enew < Eold move else Enew > Eold if random variable[0:1] < exp(-deltaE/kT) move else reject move

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Monte Carlo example using Metropolis condition for 1D Ising system: average energy increases as temperature increases

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Theoretical models Mean field approach (Poisson-Boltzmann and Debye-Hückel) Explicit ions (Lyubartsev) Hydration (Rau and Parsegian) Cylindrical models: –line charge, helical, cylinder with major and minor grooves, helicity involved in observed attraction

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Error in PB greater than 1% in close-packing region (Petrov, 2004) (Lyubartsev et al., 1995) PM := Primitive model of DNA in cylindrical shell

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Trigonal and hexagonal cylindrical packing (Lyubartsev et al., 1995) Trigonal packing

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Theoretical and experimental results (Rau & Parsegian, 1992) (Lyubartsev et al., 1995)

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Theoretical and experimental results (p2) Energy landscapes for interaction between two crossed B-DNA-like helices. Plotted interaxial angle ψ and difference in about-axis rotation angles φ 2 -φ 1. (Kornyshev et al., 2000)

BGSA Symposium Oct 1, Conclusions and future directions Force field improvement for DNA condensation in presence of ions Polymer physics of viral capsid DNA folding Future modeling (LaMarque et al., 2003)