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    BioinformticaEstructural

    Introduccin a la Bioinformtica

    Estructural

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    Mauricio Arenas.

    [email protected]

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    Que es Bioinformtica

    estructural?O Es una subdisciplina de la bioinformtica quese encarga de representar, almacenar,

    recuperar, analizar y mostrar la informacinestructural a escala subcelular y atmica.O Tiene dos grandes objetivos:

    O La creacin de mtodos para la manipulacinde informacin de macromolculas biolgicasO Aplicacin de estos u otros mtodos pararesolver problemas biolgicos y crear nuevoconocimiento.

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    Porque surge?O Primero: el incremento en la cantidad de datos

    experimentales sobre secuencias (aminoacidicas y

    nucleotidicas), que ha producido el desarrollo demtodos computacionales y algoritmos para realizar

    alineamientos de pares, mltiples, bsqueda y

    definicin de motivos, as como tambin el uso de

    modelos probabilsticos como las cadenas ocultas

    de Markov para buscar genes.

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    Porque surge?O Segundo: el incremento en la cantidad de datos

    disponibles sobre informacin estructural de

    macromolculas que ha permitido aumentar elinters de la computacin en desarrollar nuevos

    mtodos para el anlisis geomtrico, computacin

    grafica (CUDA), creacin de algoritmos y software

    para el anlisis de datos cristalogrficos. En estepunto es donde la Bioinformtica estructural surge.

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    Premios Nobel asociados a cristalografa o

    estructuras molecularesO 2012 Chemistry. R. J. Lefkowitz and B. K. KobilkaFor studies of G-protein-coupled receptors

    O 2011 Chemistry.. D. Shechtman.

    For the discovery of quasicrystals

    O 2010 Physics. A. Geim and K. Novoselov

    For groundbreaking experiments regarding the two-dimensionalmaterial graphene

    O 2009 Chemistry. V. Ramakrishnan, T. A. Steitz and A. E. YonathStudies of the structure and function of the ribosome

    O 2006 Chemistry. R. D. Kornberg.

    Studies of the molecular basis of eukaryotic transcription

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    Premios Nobel asociados a cristalografa o

    estructuras molecularesO 2003 Chemistry. R. MacKinnonPotassium channels

    O 1997 Chemistry. P. D. Boyer, J. E. Walker and J. C. Skou

    Elucidation of the enzymatic mechanism underlying the synthesis of adenosine

    triphosphate (ATP) and discovery of an ion-transporting enzyme

    O 1996 Chemistry. R.Curl, H. Kroto and R. Smalley

    Discovery of the fullerene form of carbon

    O 1994 Physics. C. Shull and N. BrockhouseNeutron diffraction

    O 1992 Physics. G. Charpak

    Discovery of the multi wire proportional chamber

    O 1991 Physics.P.-G. de Gennes

    Methods of discovering order in simple systems can be applied to polymers and liquidcrystals

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    Premios Nobel asociados a cristalografa o

    estructuras molecularesO 1988 Chemistry. J. Deisenhofer, R. Huber and H. MichelFor the determination of the three-dimensional structure of a photosynthetic reaction centre

    O 1985 Chemistry. H. Hauptman and J. Karle

    Development of direct methods for the determination of crystal structures

    O 1982 Chemistry. A. KlugDevelopment of crystallographic electron microscopy and discovery of the structure of biologicallyimportant nucleic acid and protein complexes

    O 1976 Chemistry. W. N. Lipscomb

    Structure of boranes

    O 1972 Chemistry. C. B. AnfinsenFolding of protein chains

    O 1964 Chemistry. D. Hodgkin

    Structure of many biochemical substances including Vitamin B12

    O 1962 Physiology or Medicine. F. Crick, J. Watson and M. Wilkins

    The helical structure of DNA 7

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    Premios Nobel asociados a cristalografa o

    estructuras molecularesO 1962 Chemistry. J. C. Kendrew and M. Perutz

    For their studies of the structures of globular proteins

    O 1954 Chemistry. L. C. PaulingFor his research into the nature of the chemical bond and its application to the elucidation

    of the structure of complex substances

    O 1946 Chemistry. J. B. Sumner

    For his discovery that enzymes can be crystallised

    O 1937 Physics. C. J. Davisson and G. Thompson

    Diffraction of electrons by crystals

    O 1936 Chemistry. P. J. W. DebyeFor his contributions to our knowledge of molecular structure through his investigations

    on dipole moments and on the diffraction of X-rays and electrons in gases

    O 1929 Physics. L.-V. de Broglie

    The wave nature of the electron8

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    Premios Nobel asociados a cristalografa o

    estructuras molecularesO 1917 Physics. C. G. Barkla

    Discovery of the characteristic Rntgen radiation of theelements

    O 1915 Physics. W. H. Bragg and W. L. BraggUse of X-rays to determine crystal structure

    O 1914 Physics. M. Von Laue

    Diffraction of X-rays by crystals

    O 1901 Physics. W. C. RntgenDiscovery of X-rays

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    Incremento en las tecnologas

    asociadas a determinacin deestructurasO Robot para cristalografa

    O Mtodos automatizados de purificacin de protenas

    O Automatizacin de softwares de anlisis de datos

    O NMR

    La cantidad de datos disponibles permiten generarestadsticas para encontrar reglas, motivos para predecirsitios de unin, sitios activos, funciones, etc.

    Vinculando la informacin estructural con otras fuentes deinformacin , para poder entender procesos y vascelulares.

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