As the smallest and simplest motor,kinesins have served as the model for discoverying therelationship between protein structure and mechanochemical function of motor. In kinesinmotors, a fundamental question concerns: How the force generates which is required for forwardwalking continuously. The present conclusion is that neck-linker is a key component in forcegenerating of kinesin. Neck-linker was forced to unbind from motor head via our previous SMDsimulations. Those simulations demonstrate that the rates of H bonds breaking in all6teeth aredifferent. We start with zero force to explore what influence the neck-linker unbinding rateevents one by one. Using MD software NAMD we first simulate the free movement ofneck-linker of kinesin in water environment. The results indicate that the outermost H bond ofthe6th tooth in neck zipper domain unbinds while others keep stable. The attacks of the watermolecular on the H bond between from the neck linker and the motor domain have beenmonitored. The further statistical analysis show that the H bonds breaking are mainly caused byattacks of the water molecules and other factors play a minor role. |