Proceedings of the Symposium on Chemoinformatics
28th Symposium on Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, Osaka
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Development of integrated environment for quantum chemical calculation program ProteinDF for proteins
*Yasuyuki NishimuraTamotsu YoshihiroNoriko NishinoFumitoshi Sato
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We have developed a quantum chemical calculation system for proteins based on the density functional method program ProteinDF. This system is composed of five subsystems: "Automatic computations", "Geometry optimization and ab initio MD calculation (Quantum dynamics)", "Calculations on very large-sized proteins", "Database of protein wavefunctions", and "Integrated environment, ProteinEditor". In this study, we will report the development of ProteinEditor subsystem. In all-electron calculations on proteins, the data size is huge and the simulation becomes complex. Therefore, an interactive and easy control by the user is indispensable. To reduce these problems, ProteinEditor contains a graphical user interface to support the all-electron semi-automatic calculation method for proteins (QCLO method). The high-performance molecular graphics and the structural interaction representation functions can assist the safe quantum chemical calculation. We also implemented the functions of hydrogen addition, the amino acid substitution (point mutation) and checking the structural validity of proteins in PDB format. This work will guarantee the easy and safe achievement of quantum chemical simulation of proteins.

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