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<StructureSection load='' size='350' side='right' caption='HIV protease: morph of flaps opening/closing ([[1hxw]] &harr; [[1tw7]]).' scene='83/836583/Morph/2'>
<StructureSection load='' size='350' side='right' caption='HIV protease: morph of flaps opening/closing ([[1hxw]] &harr; [[1tw7]]).' scene='83/836583/Morph/8'>
The genome of HIV codes for synthesis of a polyprotein (UniProt [https://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/P04585 P04585 (POL_HV1H2)]) that requires cutting by HIV protease in order to be separated into individual mature proteins required for virus maturation<ref name="wide-open">PMID:16338417</ref>. Drugs that inhibit HIV protease prevent the virus from replicating, and are [[Molecular Playground/HIV Protease Inhibitor|crucial components of anti-HIV therapies]].
The genome of HIV codes for synthesis of a polyprotein (UniProt [https://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/P04585 P04585 (POL_HV1H2)]) that requires cutting by HIV protease in order to be separated into individual mature proteins required for virus maturation<ref name="wide-open">PMID:16338417</ref>. Drugs that inhibit HIV protease prevent the virus from replicating, and are [[Molecular Playground/HIV Protease Inhibitor|crucial components of anti-HIV therapies]].


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<center>{{Template:Green_links_zoom}}</center>
<center>{{Template:Green_links_zoom}}</center>
Here is shown a morph between a closed HIV protease and a "wide open" protease (<scene name='83/836583/Morph/2'>restore initial scene</scene>). (Note that "wide open" is not "fully open" -- see above.)
Here is shown a morph between a closed HIV protease ([[1hxw]]) and a "wide open" protease ([[1tw7]], <scene name='83/836583/Morph/8'>restore initial scene</scene>). The catalytic <font color="red">'''Asp 25's are red'''</font>. (Note that "wide open" is not "fully open" -- see above.)
<center>{{Template:Button_Toggle_Animation2}}</center>
<center>{{Template:Button_Toggle_Animation2}}</center>
''Click the Toggle Animation Button above to start these animations if needed.''
''Click the Toggle Animation Button above to '''start''' these animations if needed.''
* <scene name='83/836583/Morph/7'>Morph of ribbon/cartoon with</scene> <font color="magenta">'''flap glycines in magenta'''</font> (Gly 40, 48, 49, 51, 52).
* <scene name='83/836583/Morph/11'>Morph of ribbon/cartoon with</scene> <font color="magenta">'''flap glycines in magenta'''</font> (Gly 40, 48, 49, 51, 52).
* <scene name='83/836583/Morph/3'>Morph of ribbon/cartoon with flaps highlighted</scene> in <font color="orange">'''orange'''</font>. (Flaps: residues 42-58.)
* <scene name='83/836583/Morph/12'>Morph of ribbon/cartoon with flaps highlighted</scene> in <font color="orange">'''orange'''</font>. (Flaps: residues 42-58.)
* <scene name='83/836583/Morph/5'>Morph of spacefilling rendition</scene> with flaps highlighted in <font color="orange">'''orange'''</font>.
* <scene name='83/836583/Morph/13'>Morph of spacefilling rendition</scene> with flaps highlighted in <font color="orange">'''orange'''</font>.


In the case of mutant [[1tw7]], about 100 water molecules (not shown) reside in the active site, forming a hydrogen-bonded scaffold holding the flaps open<ref name="wide-open" />.  
In the case of mutant [[1tw7]], about 100 water molecules (not shown) reside in the active site, forming a hydrogen-bonded scaffold holding the flaps open<ref name="wide-open" />.  
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===Other External Resources===
===Other External Resources===
*[https://pdb101.rcsb.org/motm/6 HIV-1 Protease] in the [[PDB|RCSB PDB]] Molecule of the Month.
*[https://pdb101.rcsb.org/motm/6 HIV-1 Protease] in the [[PDB|RCSB PDB]] Molecule of the Month.
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV-1_protease HIV-1 Protease] in Wikipedia. Includes a link to this page.
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discovery_and_development_of_HIV-protease_inhibitors Discovery and development of HIV-protease inhibitors] in Wikipedia.


===Well-Developed, in Proteopedia===
===Well-Developed, in Proteopedia===
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Year
Year
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Resolution; Rfree*
[[Resolution]]; [[Rfree|R<sub>free</sub>]]*
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Asymm. Unit
[[Asymmetric unit|Asymm. Unit]]
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Ile50 dist.&dagger;
Ile50 dist.&dagger;
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12.25 Å
12.25 Å
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I10L, N25D, V36M, L46M, V54I, V62I, P63L, V71A, A82V, V84I, M90L
L10I, D25N, M36V, M46L, I54V, I62V, L63P, A71V, V82A, I84V, L90M
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[[3phv]]
[[3phv]]
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12.2 Å
12.2 Å
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K7Q
Q7K
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12.19 Å
12.19 Å
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K7Q, I33L, R41K, I63L
Q7K, L33I, K41R, L63I
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11.9 Å
11.9 Å
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V10I, N25D, E35D, V36I, L46M, A82T; Structure unreliable according to Rfree.
V10I, D25N, D35E, I36V, M46L, T82A; Structure unreliable according to Rfree.
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<nowiki>*</nowiki>Rfree is categorized by [[FirstGlance in Jmol]] as A (Average), BTA (Better Than Average), U (Unreliable), WTA (Worse Than Average) at the corresponding resolution.
<nowiki>*</nowiki>[[Rfree|R<sub>free</sub>]] is categorized by [[FirstGlance in Jmol]] as A (Average), BTA (Better Than Average), U (Unreliable), WTA (Worse Than Average) at the corresponding resolution.
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&dagger; Distance between the Ile50 alpha carbons in each chain. These are near the tips of the flaps, and this distance is commonly used in the literature to measure the openness of the flaps.
&dagger; Distance between the Ile50 alpha carbons in each chain. These are near the tips of the flaps, and this distance is commonly used in the literature to measure the openness of the flaps.


* I did not finish examining hits via google for 'hiv protease flaps animation'


==References==
==References==
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