Data for: "Specific binding modes of SIRT6 C-terminal domain to the nucleosome core particle influence DNA unwrapping and H3K27 accessibility"
Qiu, Yuya; Papai, Gabor; Ben Shem, Adam; Bignon, Emmanuelle;
Data for: "Specific binding modes of SIRT6 C-terminal domain to the nucleosome core particle influence DNA unwrapping and H3K27 accessibility"
MD trajectories of the full-length SIRT6:nucleosome core particle complex, from : Qiu et al. 2025 "Specific binding modes of SIRT6 C-terminal domain to the nucleosome core particle influence DNA unwrapping and lysine accessibility". Trajectory files for: the eight replicas that were launched from different starting orientations of the C-terminal domain with respect to the nucleosome core particle. (complex_dry.prmtop and poseXX_dry.dcd) the three replicas with H3K27ac (H3K27ac.prmtop and H3K27ac_MDX.dcd) 1 frame = 1 ns, water and ions were removed.
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