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Page 1: Bridging Molecular Timescales with MELD and Blue Waters

Bridging Molecular Timescales with MELD

and Blue Waters

Alberto Perez

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We need to know protein structures to make new drugs

DNA Protein sequence Protein structure Rational Drug Design

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We need to know protein structures to make new drugs

DNA Protein sequence Protein structure Rational Drug Design

EASY

Expensive Time consuming

Not always possible

HARD

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Key challenge: develop computational tools to predict protein structures from

sequence

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A grand challenge in structural biology is predicting the 3D structure of a protein

given the sequence

Nguyen, H., Maier, J., Huang, H., Perrone, V. & Simmerling, C. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 136, 13959–13962 (2014).

6 months of continuous sampling is not enough for even a simple protein

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Molecular Modeling is a computational grand challenge

Perez, A., Morrone, J. A. & Dill, K. WIREs Comput Mol Sci 125, e1309 (2017).

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Computational brute force will not solve these grand challenges

When will we be able to fold larger proteins?

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We developed MELD to scale to larger systems

Perez, A., Morrone, J. A., Simmerling, C. & Dill, K. Curr. Opin. Struct. Biol. 36, 25–31 (2016). Perez, A., MacCallum, J. L., Coutsias, E. A. & Dill, K.. J. Chem. Phys. 143, 243143 (2015).

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MD is the basis of our method

force field

• Sparse

• Ambiguous

• Noisy

+ data

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I lost my keys in the beach

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MELD uses a Bayesian inference approach to incorporate data into

simulations

MacCallum*, Perez*, & Dill, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 112, 6985–6990 (2015).force field

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We use Hamiltonian Replica Exchange to enhance sampling

Low Temperature

High Temperature /

/ Strong Restraints

Vanishing Restraints

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95 residues 67 residues 68 residues

MELD performed high accuracy blind predictions of 3D structure

Å Å ÅTop cluster

experiment prediction

Perez et al. Science Advances (2016)

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Blue Waters is key for CASP — the structure prediction competition

• 3 months — daily new targets

• 200 competing groups and methods

• Hundreds of proteins

• Strict deadlines (some as short as 5-7 days)

• We are the only physics-based methodology in CASP

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BW’s team help indispensable during CASP

• 30 GPU nodes per protein

• Sparse communication between nodes

• Helping with compilation of the OpenMM/MELD plugin

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Beyond folding — binding and pathways

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1. Perez, A., Sittel, F., Stock, G. & Dill, K. J Chem Theory Comput 14, 2109–2116 (2018).2. Morrone, J. A. et al. J Chem Theory Comput 13, 863–869 (2017).3. Morrone, J. A., Perez, A., MacCallum, J. & Dill, K. J Chem Theory Comput 13, 870–876 (2017).

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Don’t miss these posters for more details!

[email protected]@scijamesr

Protein Folding of Nonthreadables James Robertson, Alberto Perez, Ken Dill

Protein Structure Prediction Remains Important and Challenging

MELD is an Accelerator for Molecular Simulations

• MELD uses temperature and Hamiltonian replica exchange molecular dynamics (MD) to enhance conformational sampling and give free energies

• MELD simulations run on GPU-accelerated supercomputers like NCSA Blue Waters

Threadable

Non- threadable

MELD Folds Nonthreadable Proteins

• MELD populations are predictor of folding• MELD is limited by force field deficiencies

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• Threading methods predict 86% of human protein structures, but many proteins are nonthreadable

• MELD folds proteins fast, is physics-based, and not limited like threading

• Can MELD fold nonthreadable proteins?

MELD

Non-MELD MD

MELD Folder

MELD NonFolder

Emiliano Brini

James Robertson