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Molecular modeling of the process of reversible dissolution of the collagen protein under the action of tissue-clearing agents K. N. Dvoretsky, K. V. Berezin, M. L. Chernavina [et al.]

Contributor(s): Berezin, Kirill V | Chernavina, Maria L | Likhter, Anatoliy M | Shagautdinova, Ilmira T | Antonova, Ekaterina M | Rybakov, A. V | Grechukhina, O. N | Tuchin, Valery V | Dvoretski, Konstantin NMaterial type: ArticleArticleContent type: Текст Media type: электронный Subject(s): молекулярное моделирование | иммерсионная очистка | биологические ткани | глицерин | коллаген | молекулярная динамикаGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: Proceedings of SPIE Vol. 10716 : Saratov fall meeting 2017 : Optical technologies in biophysics and medicine XIX, 26-30 September 2017, Saratov, Russian Federation. P. 1071624-1-1071624-8Abstract: The interaction of glycerol immersion agent with collagen mimetic peptide ((GPH)9)3 and a fragment of the microfibril 5((GPH)12)3 was studied by the classical molecular dynamics method using the GROMACS software. The change in geometric parameters of collagen α-chains at various concentrations of an aqueous solution of glycerol is analyzed. It is shown that these changes nonlinearly depend on the concentration and are limited to a certain level, which correlates with the experimental data on optical clearing efficiency of human skin. A hypothesis on the cause of the decreased efficiency of optical skin clearing at high immersion agent concentrations is put forward. The molecular mechanism of immersion optical clearing of biological tissues is discussed.
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The interaction of glycerol immersion agent with collagen mimetic peptide ((GPH)9)3 and a fragment of the microfibril 5((GPH)12)3 was studied by the classical molecular dynamics method using the GROMACS software. The change in geometric parameters of collagen α-chains at various concentrations of an aqueous solution of glycerol is analyzed. It is shown that these changes nonlinearly depend on the concentration and are limited to a certain level, which correlates with the experimental data on optical clearing efficiency of human skin. A hypothesis on the cause of the decreased efficiency of optical skin clearing at high immersion agent concentrations is put forward. The molecular mechanism of immersion optical clearing of biological tissues is discussed.

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