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3 Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Peptides 39Table 3-1. Some recent examples of <strong>molecular</strong> dynamics studies on small peptides.Examples of system studied Remarks ReferenceaBoc-Cys-Val-Pro-Pro-Phe-Phe-Cys-OMecyclo enkephal<strong>in</strong> analoguesMD <strong>in</strong> water Zannoti et al., 1993Chew et al., 1993cyclic hexapeptide NK-2analoguesneuropeptide Y analogueTyr-Pro-Gly-Asp-Valdeltorph<strong>in</strong>-I1antifreeze peptide 38 residueHPLC-6antamanideLHRH antagonistsanti-adhesive RGD peptidesdefens<strong>in</strong> antimicrobialsHNP-1 and NP-2c(G1y-Pro-D-Phe-Gly-Val)oxytoc<strong>in</strong>Boc-Ala-Aib-Ala-OMeAc-Pro-D-Ala-Ala-NMe withCa2 +lanthion<strong>in</strong>e-bridged enkephal<strong>in</strong>analoguesdermoph<strong>in</strong> analoguesz<strong>in</strong>c-f<strong>in</strong>ger peptidecyclic analogue of substance P0-glycosylated cyclic peptidesmastoparan-Xribunuclease-S peptidec(G1y-Pro-Phe-Val-Phe-Phe)cyclic peptide templatesbombes<strong>in</strong> and GRP analoguestufts<strong>in</strong> and analoguesneurok<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong> antagonistGRF analoguesBoc-Gly-Val-Gly-Gly-Leu-OMeMD <strong>in</strong> polar and apolarenvironsNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MDMD used to confirmstructuresMD <strong>in</strong> solutionNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MDMD on iceMD <strong>in</strong> chloroformNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MD <strong>in</strong>vacuo and solventrestra<strong>in</strong>ed and free MDNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MDMD <strong>in</strong> vacuo comparedwith NMRrestra<strong>in</strong>ed MDMD with time-averagedconstra<strong>in</strong>tsMD coupled with randomsearchMD compared with NOEdataMD at 600 K with 4start<strong>in</strong>g po<strong>in</strong>tsMD <strong>in</strong> vacuo and waterNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MD <strong>in</strong>DMSONOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MD <strong>in</strong>vacuo and solventsNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MDMD and free energiesMD <strong>in</strong> vacuo and DMSOMD at 900 KNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MDhigh temperature quenchedMDNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MDNOE-restra<strong>in</strong>ed MDMD <strong>in</strong> vacuoWollborn et al., 1993BeckSick<strong>in</strong>ger et al., 1993Karpen et al., 1993,Tobias et al., 1991Ohno et al., 1993Jorgensen et al., 1993Bruschweiler et al., 1992Rizo et al.. 1992Gurrath et al., 1992Pardi et al., 1992Liu and Giersch, 1992Bhaskaran et al., 1992Brunne and Leibfritz, 1992Michel et al., 1992Pol<strong>in</strong>sky et al., 1992Wilkes and Schiller, 1992Palmer and Case, 1992Saulitius et al., 1992Kessler et al., 1991, 1992Sukumar and Higashijima,1992Simonson and Brunger, 1992Kessler et al., 1992Floegel and Mutter, 1992Malikayil et al., 1992O’Connor et al., 1992Malikayil and Harbeson,1992Fry et al., 1992Lelj et al., 1992

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