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Journal: Advanced Science
Article Title: Targeting ROCK2 to Restore Epileptic Synaptic Networks via Mitophagy Activation: Insights from Translational Imaging of SV2A In Vivo
doi: 10.1002/advs.202508161
Figure Lengend Snippet: HADDOCK cluster analysis and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) observations of kainic acid (KA) cells and hippocampus samples from the TLE mice. A) Selected LC3 ─ ROCK2 docked complex where LC3 and ROCK2 are shown in blue and pink, respectively. The HADDOCK docked models were plotted against their interface‐RMSDs (i‐RMSDs); the color filled triangle corresponds to the individual cluster. B) i‐RMSDs versus air energy ( E air) plot for CPB─P2×7 complex model. The i‐RMSDs were calculated on the backbone (CA, C, N, O, P) atoms of all residues involved in intermolecular contact using a 10 Å cutoff. C) The HADDOCK scores of clusters were plotted against their i‐RMSDs. The HADDOCK score corresponds to the weighted sum of D) intermolecular electrostatic, E) van der Waals contacts, Desolvation, E air, and a buried surface area. HADDOCK differs for the various docking stages (rigid body (it0), semiflexible refinement (it1), and explicit solvent refinement (water)). It uses the following weights: HADDOCKscore‐it0 = 0.01 E vdw + 1.0 E elec + 1.0 E desol + 0.01 E air – 0.01BSA; HADDOCKscore‐it1 = 1.0 E vdw + 1.0 E elec + 1.0 E desol + 0.1 E air – 0.01BSA; HADDOCKscore‐water = 1.0 E vdw + 0.2 E elec + 1.0 E desol + 0.1 E air. And z _score_cluster_ i = (HADDOCKscore‐water – µ _all)/ σ _all.
Article Snippet: At DIV 10, neurons were treated with 50 μ m
Techniques: Transmission Assay, Electron Microscopy, Solvent