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  1. Evolving GPCRs for Activation by Inert Ligands
    🧪 GPCRs activated by inert clozapine-N-oxide
    ✨ 5 muscarinic ACH receptor subtypes created
    🔬 Mimicked parent receptor signaling
    🧠 hM4D receptor silenced neurons
    #GPCRs #Neuroscience #Biochemistry #Pub2Post tnyp.me/kGMOwdqN/m

  2. #Lysophosphatidylserine is a lipid signalling molecule implicated in a range of #immune-related processes. This study reveals the mechanism of #LysoPS recognition by two #GPCRs, GPR34 & GPR174, with implications for drug discovery #PLOSBiology plos.io/3T9ryVM

  3. Some of my colleagues at Schrödinger recently published a preprint on a robust protocol to dock ligands into GPCR structures (or Alphafold models) and wrote a blog post about it.

    Blog post:
    extrapolations.com/can-alphafo

    Preprint:
    chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/a

    #GPCRs #Docking #AlphaFold2

  4. First preprint about my work at Schrödinger:

    We show how to predict ligand efficacy via absolute binding free energy perturbation on different receptor conformations — confirming and utilizing the principle that the functional response of a receptor is mainly determined by the thermodynamics of ligand binding.

    chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/a

    #FEP #FreeEnergy #LigandEfficacy #GPCR #DrugDiscovery #DrugDesign #Thermodynamics #GPCRs #BindingFreeEnergy

  5. First preprint about my work at Schrödinger:

    We show how to predict ligand efficacy via absolute binding free energy perturbation on different receptor conformations — confirming and utilizing the principle that the functional response of a receptor is mainly determined by the thermodynamics of ligand binding.

    chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/a

    #FEP #FreeEnergy #LigandEfficacy #GPCR #DrugDiscovery #DrugDesign #Thermodynamics #GPCRs #BindingFreeEnergy

  6. First preprint about my work at Schrödinger:

    We show how to predict ligand efficacy via absolute binding free energy perturbation on different receptor conformations — confirming and utilizing the principle that the functional response of a receptor is mainly determined by the thermodynamics of ligand binding.

    chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/a

    #FEP #FreeEnergy #LigandEfficacy #GPCR #DrugDiscovery #DrugDesign #Thermodynamics #GPCRs #BindingFreeEnergy

  7. First preprint about my work at Schrödinger:

    We show how to predict ligand efficacy via absolute binding free energy perturbation on different receptor conformations — confirming and utilizing the principle that the functional response of a receptor is mainly determined by the thermodynamics of ligand binding.

    chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/a

    #FEP #FreeEnergy #LigandEfficacy #GPCR #DrugDiscovery #DrugDesign #Thermodynamics #GPCRs #BindingFreeEnergy

  8. First preprint about my work at Schrödinger:

    We show how to predict ligand efficacy via absolute binding free energy perturbation on different receptor conformations — confirming and utilizing the principle that the functional response of a receptor is mainly determined by the thermodynamics of ligand binding.

    chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/a

    #FEP #FreeEnergy #LigandEfficacy #GPCR #DrugDiscovery #DrugDesign #Thermodynamics #GPCRs #BindingFreeEnergy

  9. The 31 new deorphanized #neuropeptide #GPCRs from #Nematostella and the #phylogenetic trees also allowed us to predict the ligand for many receptors across #cnidarians. We hope that cnidarian researchers will functionally characterising these e.g. by #CRISPR, as the Houliston lab has done for the MIH receptor.
    journals.plos.org/plosbiology/
    #evolution #neuroscience

  10. By phylogenetic reconstruction, Daniel Thiel and Luis Yanez could show that #cnidarian #neuropeptide receptors diversified independent from #GPCRs in bilateria. This parallel #evolution and expansion confirms that cnidarians do not represent the ancestral state in neuronal signalling (as implied by terms like 'pre-bilaterian') any more than bilaterians.
    #receptor #evolution #neuroscience #phylogeny