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Evaluate mutation severity using protein structures that are from protein databases or generated by homology modeling, refined by molecular dynamics, and mutated using global computational mutagenesis.

Overview

NEI has made the Ocular Proteome dataset available so that researchers can analyze protein changes related to genetic eye diseases. The dataset holds structures for over 100 proteins and over 1 million variants, cataloging the proteins atomic structures and stability generated by global computational mutagenesis.

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Protein atomic structures from inherited eye disease were obtained by molecular modeling and/or from publicly available database of protein crystal structures

Notes

The following people have made important contributions to this project:

  • Caitlyn McCafferty wrote a Python code for unfolding mutation screen
  • Francisca Wood Ortiz developed a Python code for the protein network
  • Mikhail Laryukhin, Divyang Mago, and Samuel Hailai created the Proteome GUI interface
  • Yuri Sergeev supervised this project and performed molecular modeling
  • Claudia Kassouf, Milan Patel, and Taariq Woods supported database expansion

Questions?

Please reach out to Yuri Sergeev at yuri@nei.gov if you have questions about ocular proteome.

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