UChicago Researchers Leverage Anton Simulations to Explore Protein Dynamics

This image shows the complexity of simulating the functional movements of the voltage-sensitive phosphatase’s motions

Malfunction of the proteins that sense voltage changes in our nerve cells underlies a number of human diseases throughout the body. A University of Chicago team used an Anton 2 supercomputer developed by D. E. Shaw Research and hosted at PSC to simulate a voltage-sensing protein from a primitive animal to learn how the sensor part of the protein behaves.

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