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1 Classification: understanding the diversity and principles of
protein structure and function Tool: structure comparison MCSG 2001 structures

2 Why compare protein structures?
Learn about – structure-function relationships – evolution – common building blocks – motifs Make order out of the universe of protein structures Help structure prediction Inge Jonassen

3 Structure Comparison Evolutionary relationship
Growth factor Cytokine Evolutionary relationship Structure classification

4 9% sequence identity Shapiro & Harris, 2000

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6 Gerstein

7 Strategies Bottom Up find local matches first, then solve the combinatorial problem to identify the largest cluster of matching substructures (e.g., Dali, CE, etc.) Top Down find a rough global alignment first, then use a refinement procedure to identify details of local matches (e.g., 3D look-up, subgraph isomorphism, etc.)

8 Types of substructure used
Atom/atom group Residue Fragment Secondary structure element (SSE) Structure described by elements of the chosen type (e.g. molecular surface)

9 Gerstein

10 Gerstein

11 Gerstein

12 SAP (iterated DDP)

13 DDP

14 Dali

15 Dali’s idea

16 3D Lookup Holm & Sander (1995)

17 3D Lookup

18 Structure Comparison Tools
DALI ( ) CE ( ) VAST ( ) Prosup ( ) FLASH (

19 Complication: alternative alignments

20 Results of different methods on the comparison of Azurin (1azc:A) vs plastocyanin (1plc)

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24 Complication: permutation

25 Circular Permutation (CP)
B N A C B A C N C D C D ..A..B..C..D.. ..C..D..A..B..

26 A real example of CP C N N C 1nls (Concanavalin) 1led (Lectin)

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28 FLASH’s algorithm SSE matching: Angle-distance map:

29 Greedy selection of distinct alignment solutions
(1) g - f’ d - c’ f - e’ e - d’ b - a’ c - b’ (2) c - e’ b - d’ d - f’ (3) e - a’ f - b’ g - c’ g - f’ 50.4 d c’ 42.1 f e’ 33.7 e d’ 33.3 b a’ 30.4 c b’ 27.2 8.9 7.7 6.3 5.8 4.6 3.8 1.5 1.2 a Optimal: Alternative:

30 Scrambled Protein Pair
“…few, if any, are able to detect permutations directly.” - Robert B. Russell (2002)

31 Unique Capabilities: alternative alignments allowing sub-domain motif (structural building block) discovery permutation detection at all levels of complexity


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