Spatial Structure of The Rubiscolin-6 Molecule

The conformational possibilities of the rubiscolin-6 molecule (Tyr1-Pro2-Leu3-Asp4-Leu5-Phe6-NH2) were investigated using theoretical conformational analysis. The potential function of the system was chosen as the sum of non-bonded, electrostatic, and torsional interactions, as well as hydrogen bond energy. Low-energy conformations of the rubiscolin-6 molecule were found, with values of dihedral angles for the main and side chains of the amino acid residues involved in the molecule's structure, and the energy of intra- and inter-residue interactions was assessed. It was shown that the spatial structure of the rubiscolin-6 molecule consists of conformations of eight shapes of the peptide backbone. The results obtained may be used to investigate the structural and structure-function organization of the rubiscolin-6 molecule.

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Journal of Micromechanics and Molecular Physics
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2026-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s2424913026500025
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Lipid Membrane Structure and Behavior
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Spatial Structure of The Rubiscolin-6 Molecule

Gunel Talat Imanova, N. A. Akhmedov, Leyla Agayeva
Journal of Micromechanics and Molecular Physics
Lipid Membrane Structure and Behavior
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Spatial Structure of The Rubiscolin-6 Molecule

Gunel Talat Imanova, N. A. Akhmedov, Leyla Agayeva
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Abstract

The conformational possibilities of the rubiscolin-6 molecule (Tyr1-Pro2-Leu3-Asp4-Leu5-Phe6-NH2) were investigated using theoretical conformational analysis. The potential function of the system was chosen as the sum of non-bonded, electrostatic, and torsional interactions, as well as hydrogen bond energy. Low-energy conformations of the rubiscolin-6 molecule were found, with values of dihedral angles for the main and side chains of the amino acid residues involved in the molecule's structure, and the energy of intra- and inter-residue interactions was assessed. It was shown that the spatial structure of the rubiscolin-6 molecule consists of conformations of eight shapes of the peptide backbone. The results obtained may be used to investigate the structural and structure-function organization of the rubiscolin-6 molecule.

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