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NMRQ: Quality Assessment and Validation for Protein Structures Generated by NMR Spectroscopy
Gary Van Domselaar
May 06, 2005
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Introduction
• Protein structure determination is important for:– Protein functional characterization– Rational drug design– Biological understanding
• Protein structures must be reliable and accurate to be useful.
• Protein structures can be determined by X-ray crystallography and by NMR spectroscopy
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Introduction• Protein structure generation by either method
is prone to experimental and interpretation error.
• Protein structure analysis programs are available to assess protein structure quality:– WHATCHECK– PROCHECK & PROCHECK-NMR– PROVE– SQUID– VADAR– MOLPROBITY– Coming Soon: NMRQ!
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Introduction
• Protein Structure Validation Packages:– Verify the structure file syntax– Check the consistency of the structure against a
library of high-quality structures and identify outliers– Detect gross errors in the model– Check for local stereochemical abnormalities– Produce a score to describe the quality of the
structure
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WHAT CHECK
• Stereochemical Analysis
• Postscript/Text/HTML• “Z” Scores• Crude Graphics• Does not perform
“ensemble analysis”
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PROCHECK-NMR
• Sterochemical Analysis
• Restraint Analysis via AQUA
• Ensemble Analysis• Postscript• Good Graphics• Times Cited: 6390
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NMRQ
• Sterochemical Analysis
• Restraint Analysis• Ensemble Analysis• Chemical Shift
Analysis• Superposition and
RMSD• HTML Reports
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NMRQ
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NMRQ
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NMRQ: Superposition
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NMRQ: Superposition
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NMRQ: Superposition
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Torsion Angle Analysis
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Torsion Angle Analysis
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Torsion Angle Analysis
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Torsion Angle Analysis
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Torsion Angle Analysis
Favorable
Allowed
Generously Allowed
Disallowed
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Torsion Angle Analysis
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Torsion Angle Analysis
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Torsion Angle Analysis
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Chi Angle Analysis
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Relation Between and
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SCWRL
• The SCWRL rotamer library is a backbone dependant rotamer library
aa phi psi prob. chi1 chi2 chi3 chi4 sd1 sd2 sd3 sd4
ARG -180 -180 6 1 1 1 1 0.002977 55.4 79.7 62.4 82.3 19.8 16.1 15.0 11.9
ARG -180 -180 6 1 1 1 2 0.006091 59.2 85.4 68.2 -166.5 23.2 16.6 15.4 25.6
ARG -180 -60 0 1 3 3 1 0.000078 63.6 -77.9 -77.1 102.9 23.8 19.7 21.6 14.2
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NMRQ: Chi Angle Analysis
• Adds the probability values for all chi angle distributions within +/- 20 degrees, for a given phi, psi.
#Sequence Chi1 Probability Secondary Structure
Y-1 -64.90 0.00000 C
K-2 -73.10 0.43090 C
C-3 166.20 0.00000 C
G-4 0.00 0.00000 C
L-5 -54.90 0.60453 C
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Aside: Parsing the SCWRL Library
-rw-rw-r-- 1 gvd gvd 4.0K Dec 13 16:57 RotamerLibrary.index.dir
-rw-rw-r-- 1 gvd gvd 2.0M Dec 13 16:57 RotamerLibrary.index.pag
-rw-r--r-- 1 gvd gvd 48M Dec 13 11:28 RotamerLibrary.txt
unless ($self->{_ROTAMER_LIBRARY}{"$res $phi $psi"}) {
tie (%rotLib, 'SDBM_File', $dbPath, O_RDONLY,0666) || throw Error::Simple("CreateRotamerLibrary: Could not create the DB: $!");
my $key = "$res $phi $psi";
my $val = $rotLib{$key};
# get the info from file.
my ($start,$offset) = split(/\,/,$val);
seek(LIBRARY, $start,0);
my $buffer;
read(LIBRARY,$buffer,$offset);
...
push @{$self->{_ROTAMER_LIBRARY}{"$res $phi $psi"}}, \%row;
}
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Chi-Angle Dispersion Correlates With Accessible Surface AreaFractional ASA
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Chi Angle Analysis
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Chi Angle Analysis
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Volume and Area
Loose Packing Dense Packing Protein
Proteins are Densely Packed
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Volume and Area
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Volume and Area
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Volume and Area
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Volume and Area
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Volume and Area
Solvent ProbeAccessible Surface
Van der Waals Surface
Reentrant Surface
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Volume and Area
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Chemical Shift Analysis
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Chemical Shift Analysis
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Chemical Shift Analysis
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Chemical Shift Analysis
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Chemical Shift Analysis
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Other Statistics
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Other Statistics
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Other Statistics
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Other Statistics
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Other Statistics
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Summary Reports
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Summary Reports
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Summary Reports
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Restraint Analysis
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Restraint Analysis• Coming Soon...• PROCHECK-NMR + AQUA:
– Distance restraints plot– Restraint differences plot– Numbers of distance restraints– Actual distance - restraint summary– Violation frequency summary– Restraint statistics– Residue-by-residue restraint violations– Model-by-model violations
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NMRQ TODO List
• Chi angle plots, and cumulative plots• Restraint analysis• Model and ensemble scoring statistics• Syntax Validation
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NMRQ Limitations
• NO Chi1-Chi2 Torsion Angle Distribution• PDB parsing not robust, no validation• Hydrogen bond analysis available, not
implemented.• Insert your comments here.
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Acknowledgements
• Dr. Paul Stothard• Trent Bjorndahl• Steve Neal• Prof. David Wishart