Cannot install DAlphaBall
I have an Ubuntu 22.04 system, and I am stuggling to install DAlphaBall. I have compiled the stable Rosetta version with hdf5 support, but when I do make on DAlphaBall I get the following:
The problem hasn't been solved
I have an Ubuntu 22.04 system, and I am stuggling to install DAlphaBall. I have compiled the stable Rosetta version with hdf5 support, but when I do make on DAlphaBall I get the following:
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)?
Based on the NMR NOE data, I want to use PyRosetta for the structure prediction of my peptides having unnatural amino acids. I went through the manual but couldn't find much information for structure prediction based on NMR data. It would be of great help if you cite protocols, scripts or literature used to determine the structure using NMR data in PyRosetta.
Good afternoon,
I am a student at IPSI (Institució Pedagògica Sant Isidor) in Barcelona and I am currently looking forward to use Rosettadock. However, my email is not recognised as an academic one. My email is victor.calatayud.07@ipsi.cat, the domain being ipsi.cat. If you could verify it I would be very grateful.
Thanks
Víctor Calatayud,
Hi everyone,
I been trying to work with FARFAR2 and I found documentation Fasta File (rosettacommons.org), which talks about possibilities of modified nucleotides on our RNA model; however, I could not find anything about m6A modification. I feel like there must be something for m6A given that it is most prevalent modification on RNA.
Hello,
I hope this message finds you well. I noticed after running FastRelax on output pdb files from AlphaFold Multimer that the pLDDT scores encoded in the B-factor fields have been altered. Is there a way to avoid this and maintain the original pLDDT scores? I have attached the code I am running below.
Thank you,
Franz
I have a structure i have been working with for a while, and I wish to replace the last residue in the sequence with a cysteine. I have tried to write a xml script that would perform the spot mutation, but I could not figure it out. Is there a specific rosetta function or way to perform spot mutations? I have also considered just manually replacing the residue with cysteine, and relaxing the structure through rosetta, but i'm not sure if the cysteine would stay in the sequence.
Dear Rosetta users,
Is it possible that we could use Rosetta flexpepdock to dock a cyclic peptide (backbone cycle, disulfide cycle, or chemical linker cycle) with non-canonical amino acids to protein target?
It seems we could model the structures for such cyclic peptide with non-canonical amino acids using Rosetta, but I am not sure their docking methods.
If not, could you please recommend a docking program in Rosetta or other software for this application?
Thanks!
Hi,
Could you please verify my academic email address so that I can access ROSIE via Github?
My institution name: Novosibirsk State University
The institution domen is: @g.nsu.ru
GitHub didn't mark my email as academical, so I can't get access to ROSIE servers