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Main Authors: Lin, Xiaoxi, Zi, Yunpeng, Li, Fengling, Li, Jingyan
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Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.14370
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author Lin, Xiaoxi
Zi, Yunpeng
Li, Fengling
Li, Jingyan
author_facet Lin, Xiaoxi
Zi, Yunpeng
Li, Fengling
Li, Jingyan
contents This is a summary of mathematical tools we used in research of analyzing the structure of proteins with amyloid form \cite{xi2024Top}. We defined several geometry indicators on the discrete curve namely the hop distance, the discrete curvature and the discrete torsion. Then, we used these indicators to analyze the structure of amyloid fibrils by regarding its peptide chains as discrete curves in $\Rds^3$. We gave examples to show that these indicators give novel insights in the characterization analysis of the structure of amyloid fibrils, for example the discrete torsion can detect the hydrogen bonds interactions between layers of amyloid fibril. {Moreover,} the topological tool performs better than the root mean square deviation (RMSD) in quantifying the difference of the structure of amyloid fibrils, etc.
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spellingShingle New Aspects of Analyzing Amyloid Fibrils
Lin, Xiaoxi
Zi, Yunpeng
Li, Fengling
Li, Jingyan
Algebraic Topology
Biomolecules
This is a summary of mathematical tools we used in research of analyzing the structure of proteins with amyloid form \cite{xi2024Top}. We defined several geometry indicators on the discrete curve namely the hop distance, the discrete curvature and the discrete torsion. Then, we used these indicators to analyze the structure of amyloid fibrils by regarding its peptide chains as discrete curves in $\Rds^3$. We gave examples to show that these indicators give novel insights in the characterization analysis of the structure of amyloid fibrils, for example the discrete torsion can detect the hydrogen bonds interactions between layers of amyloid fibril. {Moreover,} the topological tool performs better than the root mean square deviation (RMSD) in quantifying the difference of the structure of amyloid fibrils, etc.
title New Aspects of Analyzing Amyloid Fibrils
topic Algebraic Topology
Biomolecules
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.14370