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English: Video showing the trajectory for an additional conductance simulation done with a K33Q-R35Q mutated Hexamer B model. The applied voltage was 1500 mV, and the system was simulated for 84 ns. Without the positively charged K33 and R35 blocking the entrance to the channel, potassium ions were able to enter and pass through the channel, and a cation selectivity, as seen in experiments, was observed. However, only a few ions passed through the channel over the course of the simulation, leading to a very small measured conductance value. This suggests that either our simulations are too short to reproduce the order of magnitude of the conductances measured in experiments, or that the ion parametrization is suboptimal.
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Source Video S4 from Chandler D, Penin F, Schulten K, Chipot C (2012). "The p7 Protein of Hepatitis C Virus Forms Structurally Plastic, Minimalist Ion Channels". PLOS Computational Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002702. PMID 23028296. PMC: 3447957.
Author Chandler D, Penin F, Schulten K, Chipot C
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