folding ectodomain in membrane ab initio
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I apologize if this has been asked before, but I couldn't seem to find any information on it. Is the EnsembleDock protocol available in Rosetta3.5? I don't see a specific executable for it in the rosetta/source/bin directory. Do I just use -l <pdblist> instead of -s <pdbfile> in the normal docking protocol? And can I still use constraints in EnsembleDock?
Hello, I'm trying to build Rosetta 2015-.12.57698 in Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS using gcc 4.8.2. I can successfully build Rosetta using:
./scons.py -j2 bin mode=release
but when I try with "extras=boost_thread" (i.e., ./scons.py -j2 bin mode=release extras=boost_thread), I get the following error:
Hi everyone,
I am using enzyme design application to mutate my enzyme. How can I extract a list of the pdb name, residues and residue number from the output generated by Rosetta.
The sequence recovery does something similar, but i need to know what residues have changed in what position. I am looking for trends hence I need to do this fo a bunch of pdbs that meet my cut off. Is there a quick way of getting a series of fastA files that I can view on any sequence alignment tool or a table ?
Thanks in advance for your help
I'm attempting to generate a symmetry file for a system comprised of two parallel beta sheets symmetrically related only by translation: the beta strands within the sheets are symmetric translations, and the sheets themselves are symmetric translations. I additionally want to keep the z-axis offset between the beta sheets constant, if possible, so I can change the x- and y- spacing between the beta sheets.
Dear all
I been trying to perform a symmetric docking with constraints and it is not working. Reading old post residue number must be carefully set. For some reason the low-res filter is dumping all the solutions ("STRUCTURE FAILED LOW-RES FILTER"). I imagine that has to be with how I define the constraints but I even tried using AtomPair CA 52 CA 182 GAUSSIANFUNC 50.0 50.0. Please can someone have a hint of what is going on?
thanks in advance
felipet
Hi, everyone. Recently I'm using Rosetta to perform the modeling of a loop region. But when I check the score.sc file, I got several values that are extremely high. I don't know how rosetta perform the scoring of these models. Is it due the clash of atoms ? Does it mean that this conformation is bad and should not be taken into consideration ? Besides, I want to convert the rosetta energy into physical energy unit (kcal/mol) ? How can I perform this ? Can anyone give me some tips ?
Thank you very much
Nicky
Is the Robetta website available for hosting on your local machine for intranet access? (yes, I am trying to avoid working in a Linux terminal window at all costs ;) )
Hi,everyone,recently I'm building a loop with DNA as the geometric restraint. I gave an initial conformation to Rosetta and my command is like this :
Hello,
Like some others on this forum, I'm having some trouble getting disulfides to work. I pass
-in:fix_disulf ./disulf
where disulf is a text file containing the residue numbers of the cysteines I am trying to bridge like so:
269 280