Integrated Thermodynamic and Molecular Dynamic Analysis of the Stability of TMVcp Under Extreme Pressure and Temperature Conditions
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Key Points
The study reveals a hydration-driven cooperative collapse in TMVcp's capsid structure under high pressure.
A significant 21% reduction in radius of gyration and an 88% decrease in RNA-binding free energy occur at elevated pressures.
Observational analysis combines molecular dynamics simulations with structural insights to map the P–T landscape of TMVcp.
The findings highlight potential applications for engineering tunable viral nanocarriers and rational vaccine design.
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Implication
This analysis reveals hydration-driven capsid changes in TMVcp due to pressure and temperature extremes, suggesting new insights for viral engineering.