To explore the collective motions of proteins and nucleic acids using NMA in internal coordinates (torsional space) just submit the PDB-ID or the atomic coordinates in PDB format (3.x, avoid non standard names). Backbone atoms N, CA and C are mandatory for dihedral angles definition (please, avoid missing atoms).

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Here, NMA calculations can be further customized. Please, check iMODS tutorial for details. Submit either the PDB-ID or the atomic coordinates in PDB format (3.x), including backbone atoms N, CA and C for dihedral angles definition.

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Feasible transition pathways between two different conformations of proteins or nucleic acids can be easily explored in this tab. Both structures should be provided either as PDB-ID or atomic coordinates (in PDB format 3.x), including backbone atoms N, CA and C for dihedral angles definition. Homologue macromolecules can be processed, i.e. 100% sequence identity is not mandatory. Please, check iMODS tutorial for details.

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or select an example ---------------------------------------- NMA: Adenylate kinase (open) NMA: Calcium ATPase NMA: HIV-1 Protease NMA: Onconase Zymogen NMA: Nucleosome (Histones+DNA) NMA: GroEL cis-monomer NMA: GroEL trans-monomer NMA: GroEL/ES NMA: Bacterial RNA polymerase (prot) NMA: Bacterial RNA polymerase (full) NMA: Cowpea Chlorotic Mottle Virus NMA: Satellite Tobacco Mosaic Virus NMA: Microfilament (50-mer) MORPH: Adenylate kinase (homologs) MORPH: GroEL (1-mer) (open->closed) MORPH: GroEL (1-mer) (closed->open) MORPH: GroEL (ring) (closed->open) MORPH: Bacterial tRNA (1gtsB->3knjW) MORPH: Bacterial Flagellum (11-mer)

Feel free to explore any of the precomputed examples! Please, email us if you want to share here any of your jobs.

NMA: Adenylate Kinase (open)	NMA: Calcium ATPase	NMA: Nucleosome Core (Histones/DNA)
MORPH: Bacterial Flagellum (R->L)	NMA: GroEL/ES	MORPH: Adenylate Kinase (homologs)
MORPH: Bacterial tRNA	NMA: GroEL cis-monomer	MORPH: GroEL ring (trans->cis)
MORPH: GroEL monomer (trans->cis)	NMA: GroEL trans-monomer	NMA: Onconase Zymogen
NMA: Cowpea Chlorotic Mottle Virus	NMA: Satellite Tobacco Mosaic Virus	NMA: HIV-1 Protease
MORPH: GroEL monomer (cis->trans)	NMA: Bacterial RNA polymerase (protein)	NMA: Bacterial RNA pol. (prot.+RNA+DNA)

iMODS

López-Blanco JR, Aliaga JI, Quintana-Ortí ES and Chacón P. (2014) iMODS: Internal coordinates normal mode analysis server. Nucleic acids research. 42:W271-6.

iMod

López-Blanco JR, Garzón JI, Chacón P. (2011) iMod: multipurpose normal mode analysis in internal coordinates. Bioinformatics. 27 (20): 2843-2850.

Deformability

Kovacs J., P. Chacón, R. Abagyan. (2004) Predictions of Protein Flexibility: First Order Measures. PROTEINS: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics. Proteins. 56(4):661-8