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Title Hybrid Electron Microscopy Normal Mode Analysis graphical interface and protocol
Abstract

This article presents an integral graphical interface to the Hybrid Electron Microscopy Normal Mode Analysis (HEMNMA) approach that was developed for capturing continuous motions of large macromolecular complexes from single-particle EM images. HEMNMA was shown to be a good approach to analyze multiple conformations of a macromolecular complex but it could not be widely used in the EM field due to a lack of an integral interface. In particular, its use required switching among different software sources as well as selecting modes for image analysis was difficult without the graphical interface. The graphical interface was thus developed to simplify the practical use of HEMNMA. It is implemented in the open-source software package Xmipp 3.1 (http://xmipp.cnb.csic.es) and only a small part of it relies on MATLAB that is accessible through the main interface. Such integration provides the user with an easy way to perform the analysis of macromolecular dynamics and forms a direct connection to the single-particle reconstruction process. A step-by-step HEMNMA protocol with the graphical interface is given in full details in Supplementary material. The graphical interface will be useful to experimentalists who are interested in studies of continuous conformational changes of macromolecular complexes beyond the modeling of continuous heterogeneity in single particle reconstruction.

Apa Reference Sorzano, C.O.S., de la Rosa-Trevín, J.M., Tama, F. & Jonić, S. (2014). Hybrid Electron Microscopy Normal Mode Analysis graphical interface and protocol. Journal of Structural Biology, 188(2), 134-141. 10.1016/j.jsb.2014.09.005
Doi 10.1016/j.jsb.2014.09.005
Publication Date Nov 2014
Publication Type Article
Researcher Carlos Oscar Sorzano
Ontology Bioinformatics Software and Tools, Experimental structure determination, Molecular flexibility, Image analysis, Cryo-electron microscopy
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