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Error while running RosettaLigand

Hi,everybody!!!
I am attempting to use the RosettaLigand application to Docking a ligand and protein, this is what I see:

core.init: Mini-Rosetta version unknown from unknown
core.init: command: /home/ryhon/workspace/rosetta34/build/src/debug/linux/2.6/64/x86/gcc/4.3/ligand_dock.default.linuxgccdebug @ligand_dock/TestSet/1EX7/flags.txt
core.init: 'RNG device' seed mode, using '/dev/urandom', seed=290165452 seed_offset=0 real_seed=290165452
core.init.random: RandomGenerator:init: Normal mode, seed=290165452 RG_type=mt19937
core.scoring.etable: Starting energy table calculation

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Questions on rotamer-rotamer energies

I am working with calculating the rotamer-rotamer pairwise energies over the rotamer library for a fixed backbone. To do this I've essentially reimplemented the body of pack_rotamers_setup(), which ultimately calls RoatmersSet.calculate_energy(). I have a few questions on the topic, some of these are code-based others are to clear up my lack of biology background:

* What is the field RotamerSets.nmoltenres? This appears to be the number of rotamer positions, but is strictly less than the number of residues on the backbone. Shouldn't there be rotamers at every residue?

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Trying to call pack_rotamers_setup()

The problem, in short, is that I'm trying to call pack_rotamers_setup(). The final argument is an InteractionGraphBaseOP pointer which can't be instantiated directly in Python.

I can get a subclass of InteractionGraphBase that I'm interested in, such as ig = DensePDInteractionGraph(n). There doesn't seem to be any way to dereference this and pack_rotamers_setup() doesn't like anything but a pointer to the base class as the last argument.

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Binding energy contribution broken down by residue

Hi all,

I am successfully using InterfaceAnalyzer to get a binding score between a protein and a peptide.
InterfaceAnalyzer is great in that it breaks down the score into different parameters.
However, I am looking to break down the score contribution into the contribution by each residue.

For instance, I'd like to know the hydrogen bond contribution of residue 6 (this is made up, but illustrates the point).
Or perhaps I'd like to know the vdw for residue 10. Etc.

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Fastsaxs

Hi
I am currentlt working with implementing saxs into the docking protocol. The only reference I have found is “Determination of the structures of symmetric protein oligomers from NMR chemical shifts and residual couplings” by Nikolaos G. Sgourakis et. Al.
Basically I have added the lines:

-score:saxs:ref_spectrum saxsdatafile.dat
-score:weights docking.wts

where I have copied the docking.wts file to my own directory and added the line
fastsaxs 2.5

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Rescoring regions of structures

I am working on structure prediction of a protein that is predominately unfolded and I have used rosetta (csrosetta actually) to do prediction. While my clustering looks good, ie conserved features in the protein are clearly visible, I can't get funneling plots due to loop regions ruining the score. It seems to have 5 unstructured residues at either end, and a 5 residue loop. I want to rescore structures based on the regions that are similar, such that when I plot rmsd vs score I have the best hope to see funneling for the folded region of the protein.

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how to add water into protein interface using solvated rotamers?

Hello,

Im new to Rosetta. Im trying the tutorials of PyRosetta, but I couldn't find any clues that could help me add water into the protein interfaces using the Solvated Rotamers (as stated in the paper by Jiang et al. 2005 "A solvated rotamer" approach to modeling water-mediated hydrogen bonds at protein-protein interfaces).

Anyone please suggests me any hint or readings that I can find how to do it!

Thank you very much.

Regards,
chinh

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