Dynamic Structure Change due to ATP Hydrolysis in the Motor Domain of Myosin: Molecular Dynamics Simulations
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Summary
Simulation of dynamic structure changes of the motor domain of the myosin molecule revealed that a disturbance due to the ATP hydrolysis enhances collective motions of atoms at the actin‐binding site and the junction with the neck, both of which are relevant to the movement of theMyosin head along theActin filament.
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- 2007-07-20
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ATP hydrolysis, Molecular motor, Myosin, Protein filament, Myosin head
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