PDB | 4m48 Dopamine transporter elucidates antidepressant mechanism
X-ray structure of dopamine transporter elucidates antidepressant mechanism
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Simulation 4m48_default_dppc
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Lipids
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Snapshots
4m48_default_dppc-ready.pdb
Starting structure used for simulations.
4m48_default_dppc-atomistic.pdb
Atomistic snapshot created with CG2AT.
4m48_default_dppc-coarsegrained.pdb
Coarse-grained snapshot (MARTINI representation).
4m48_default_dppc-distortions.pdb
Distortions (membrane surface representation) in PDB format.
Structures with contacts
4m48_default_dppc-head-contacts.pdb
Atomistic structure with headgroup contacts as temperature factors.
4m48_default_dppc-tail-contacts.pdb
Atomistic structure with acyl tail contacts as temperature factors.
4m48_default_dppc-solvent-contacts.pdb
Atomistic structure with solvent contacts as temperature factors.
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