Coarse-grained potential for hydrogen bond interactions

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Abstract

Understanding protein structure and dynamics is crucial for investigating numerous biological processes. This however requires proper description of molecular interactions, most notably hydrogen bonds, which are the driving force behind the folding of protein sequences into working molecules. Due to the multi-body character of this interaction, proper mathematical formulation has been a matter of long debate in the literature. This description becomes even more complex in reduced protein models. In this contribution, we propose a novel hydrogen bond energy function definition that is based only on Cα positions and used for coarse-grained simulations. We show that this new method has the capability to recognize hydrogen bonds with over 80% accuracy and can successfully identify β-sheet in β-amyloid peptide simulations.

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Kryś, J. D., & Gront, D. (2023). Coarse-grained potential for hydrogen bond interactions. Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling, 124. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmgm.2023.108507

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