Publications by authors named "I V Artem'ev"

The crystal structure of the dimeric green fluorescent protein EGFP-K162Q with C-terminal deletion MDELYK (EGFPv) has been determined in space group P6 at resolution 1.34 A. The obtained structure has been compared with that of the monomeric form of EGFP (green biomarker with enhanced photophysical properties) determined in other crystal space group P2(1)2(1)2(1) at resolution 1.

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Conformational analysis of two pairs of synthetic cyclodipeptides formed by interaction of both side chain functional groups [Formula: see text] and of the main and side chains [Formula: see text] was achieved by the method of molecular mechanics. The energetically optimal conformational states of the molecules under study were determined. It was shown that the conformational motility of cyclic system of the compounds under study depends on the relative arrangement of the amide groups and the number of atoms in the cycle.

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The theoretical conformational analysis of the biologically active RGD-containing pentapeptide cyclo(-Arg-Gly-Asp-Phe-DVal-), an inhibitor of laminin P1 interaction with its receptor, was performed. The space of permissible torsional angles of the backbone of the molecule was studied by the Monte Carlo method. From the large number of predicted low-energy conformers with various packings of the cyclic moiety of this pentapeptide, only those were selected that corresponded to stable structures of the model linear tripeptide Ac-Ala-Gly-Asp-NHMe.

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The conformations of H-Lys-Asp-OH and H-Glu-Lys-OH cyclic dipeptides were subjected to theoretical analysis by the method of atom-atom potentials with flexible geometry. Constants of spin-spin coupling of vicinal protons were calculated for the theoretical conformers of both dipeptides. CD and NMR spectra were measured for both peptides synthesized, and the calculated and experimental values of spin-spin coupling constants were compared.

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