Membrane

Hello, what are the general guidelines for docking, when one of the protieins is a transmembrane and its partner is supposed to dock to the extracellular part (e.g. antibody or ligand)? 

Dear users,

I am trying to run the RosettaMP application to predict the effect of several mutations on the stability of a membrane protein. I am following this documentation to do that :"https://www.rosettacommons.org/docs/latest/application_documentation/membrane_proteins/RosettaMP-App-MPddG"

However, I can not locate the "compute_ddg.py" in the expected derectory (source/src/python/bindings/app/membrane/compute_ddG.py).

Good day, 

I am having issues with the mp_relax protocol. I am testing the protocol directly from a PDB crystal structure, and the relax algorithm takes this structure out from the membrane region (as defined by the MEM residue). I am first optimizing the membrane location with the mp_transform (with the -mp:transform:optimize_embedding true option), which positions the protein in the membrane as expected. Then, the relax protocol pulls out the protein from this "correct" membrane position, leaving the protein completely exposed to solvent.

Dear all,