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Title: Molecular Modeling in the Undergraduate Curriculum


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Molecular Modeling in the Undergraduate Curriculum
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Molecular Modeling in the Undergraduate Curriculum
  • Rebecca R. Conry -Inorganic
  • Shari U. Dunham -Biochemistry
  • Stephen U. Dunham -Biochemistry
  • Margaret H. Hennessy -Physical
  • D. Whitney King -Analytical
  • Julie T. Millard -Biochemistry
  • Bradford P. Mundy -Organic
  • Dasan M. Thamattoor -Organic
  • Thomas W. Shattuck -Physical

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Acknowledgements
  • National Science Foundation 1993, 1996
  • Howard Hughes Medical Institute 1996, 2000
  • Paul J. Schupf Scientific Computing Center
    1993,1996,1998
  • New England Consortium for Undergraduate Science
    Education 1998

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Introduction-Molecular Modeling
  • Information Technology
  • StereoVisualization - Molecular Perspective
  • Build Insight to solve challenges
  • Unified array of techniques
  • Link lecture and laboratory
  • Where, When, and How

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When, Where, How?
  • Research focus
  • Teaching and research boundaries blur
  • Time is short expertise and skills
  • Research quality tools early
  • Repeat Use Often
  • Productive student research

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When, Where, How
  • Classroom
  • Laboratory
  • Homework
  • Projects
  • Tests
  • Thesis

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Information Rich Curriculum
  • Massive amount of information
  • Database technology
  • Central to mission of the course
  • Students are active participants
  • Gathering and Assessing Quality
  • Simulation and Prediction

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General Chemistry
  • Potential Energy Functions
  • Torsional and Van der Waals

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General Chemistry
  • Molecular Mechanics
  • Hyroxyl Group
  • H2O2, Methanol, Amino Acids
  • Catalase, Alcohol Dehydrogenase
  • Insight/CHARMm
  • Molecular Orbital Theory
  • O2 MOs (Sontum, Walstrum,
    Jewett)
  • Electrostatic Distributions (Shusterman)
  • Spartan

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Molecular Structure Calculations
  • 800 careful calculations on small inorganics and
    organics
  • Density functional theory gets MO ordering right
    for diatomics
  • NBO analysis for best Lewis Structure
  • localized electron pair model
  • hybridization
  • Searchable Web database

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Molecular Structure Calculations
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Organic Radical Cations, Neutral Radicals,
Cations, and Anions
ethyl
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Organic Chemistry
  • Electrostatic distribution

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Organic Chemistry
  • Molecular Orbital Theory- Spartan
  • Dimethylhexanes- ring conformations
  • Stabilities of butyl cations
  • Electrostatic distribution in allyl ions
  • Independent Projects
  • Synthesis and computation component
  • reaction intermediates
  • isomer energies
  • Dilantin, Strawberry Aldehyde, Limonene

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Organic Chemistry
  • Bridgehead alkenes and cations

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Physical Chemistry
  • Molecular Mechanics
  • Insight/CHARMm, MM2
  • Molecular dynamics
  • Free Energy Perturbation Theory
  • solvation
  • binding eguilibrium
  • Molecular Orbital Theory
  • Spartan, MOPAC, Gaussian

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NMR and Distance Geometry
  • Beta-ionone side chain geometry
  • T2 relaxation COSY, NOESY 2D-NMR
  • Molecular Mechanics
  • Molecular Dynamics
  • Correlate motion with relaxation times
  • Explore conformation space
  • Distance Geometry based on nOes

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Distance Geometry
  • NMR Constraints, nOe distances
  • Hydrogen bonding constraints
  • Generate 3D structure
  • 2D-gt3D conversion
  • Follow with Molecular Mechanics
  • EMBED G. Crippen, I. Kuntz, T. Nordland, T.
    Havel, UCSF
  • JavaMolecularEditor, Peter Ertl at Novartis

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Gramicidin-S
  • Open ended student project
  • secondary and tertiary structure
  • COSY, NOESY 2D-NMR
  • Molecular Mechanics, constrained by nOe and
    hydrogen bonding constraints
  • Molecular Dynamics

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Computer Aided Molecular Design
  • A Strategy for Meeting the Challenges We Face

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An Organized Guide
  • Build Chemical Insight
  • Discover new molecules
  • Predict their properties

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Principles
  • Structure-Function Relationships
  • Binding
  • Understand and control binding -gtdisease
  • Molecular Recognition
  • How do enzymes recognize and bind the proper
    substrates
  • Guest-Host Chemistry
  • Molecular Recognition in Cyclodextrins

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Hosts ?? cyclodextrin
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CAMD
  • Determine Structure of Guest or Host
  • Build a model of binding site
  • Search databases for new guests (or hosts)
  • Dock new guests and binding sites
  • Predict binding constants or activity
  • Synthesize guests or hosts

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Binding Site Model
  • Using experimental binding constants
  • Build interaction model of binding site
  • Use 3D database searching to find other
    tight-binding guests

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Structure Searches
  • 2D Substructure searches
  • 3D Substructure searches
  • 3D Conformationally flexible searches
  • cfs

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2D Substructure Searches
  • Functional groups
  • Connectivity
  • Halogen substituted aromatic and a carboxyl group

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2D Substructure Searches
  • Query
  • Halogen substituted aromatic and a carboxyl group

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3D Substructure Searches
  • Spatial Relationships
  • Define ranges for distances and angles
  • Stored conformation
  • usually lowest energy

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Conformationally Flexible Searches
  • Rotate around all freely rotatable bonds
  • Many conformations
  • Low energy penalty
  • Get many more hits
  • Guests adapt to hosts and Hosts adapt to guests

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Acetylcholine Esterase
  • Neurotransmitter recycling
  • Design drug that acts like nicotinamide

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Descriptors, Cerius2
  • Molar Volume, Vm
  • Surface area
  • Rotatable Bonds, Rotbonds
  • Molecular Polarizability, Mpol
  • Ease of distortion of electron clouds
  • sum of Van der Waals A coefficients
  • Molecular Refractivity, MR
  • size and polarizability
  • local non-lipophilic interactions

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Estimating log P
  • M (aq) gt M (octanol) ?PG -RT ln P
  • M (aq) gt M (g) ?desolG(aq)
  • M (octanol) gt M (g) ?desolG(octanol)
  • ?PG ?desolG(aq) ?desolG(octanol)
  • ?PG Fh2o - Foct
  • log P (1/2.303RT) Fh2o - Foct
  • 1/2.303RT 0.735

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Biochemistry- Lysozyme
CASTp pocket identification
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Biochemistry
  • Conformational Energetics of Oligosaccharides
  • Stereospecificity of Lactate Dehydrogenase
    Isozymes
  • Bioinformatics
  • Homology Modeling

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ENZYME Monoamine oxidase A
Search in ENZYME for monoamine oxidase a
1.4.3.4 Amine oxidase (flavin-containing).
(AN Monoamine oxidase.
Tyramine oxidase. Tyraminase.
Amine oxidase.
Adrenalin oxidase.)
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BLASTpMonoamine Oxidase A
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Homology Modeling Lactate Dehydrogenase Isozymes
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Synthesis- Reaction Databases
  • 600,000 organic reactions
  • Synthetic routes
  • ChemInform - Reacts, ISIS/Host
  • Access by substructure and bond rearrangments
  • Most used database by students

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High Throughput Screening
  • Test 10,000-100,000s of compounds
  • Robotics
  • Individually tested
  • Pfizer gt 250,000 compound library
  • Combinatorial Chemistry
  • Parallel testing
  • Cleverly prepared mixtures
  • Recover most active compounds

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Proteomics
  • LC/MS - Bioinformatics
  • Protein complement (30,000-60,000)
  • Expression proteomics
  • Localization within cell
  • Protein interactions
  • Interaction proteomics
  • Database searching
  • Sequence tag-TagIdent
  • MS/MS-Sequest

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Making Room
  • Have no choice
  • Student independent research expected
  • job interviews
  • best grad schools
  • Student perceptions teach more
  • enlivens classroom
  • relevant
  • build expertise
  • Wet/Lab Computational lab
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