Jakob Toudahl Nielsen | 13 Jul 2012 10:45
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psf generation for at cyclic peptide

Dear all,

I am trying to generate a psf file for a small (13 aa) cyclic peptide  
based on the template, "eginput/PSF_generation/genCircPep.py".
However, it seems that it is not working: all HT1/HT2/HT3 and OT1/OT2  
are still present in the generated psf file and from careful reading  
of the numbers of the bond definitions in the psf-file it seems that  
there is defined a bond between resi 1 C and resi 13 N (it should be  
the oposite).
I appeared to be that the references in the patch definition should be  
swapped:

before: patch PEPT reference=-=(resid 1) reference=+=(resid 13) end
after:  patch PEPT reference=+=(resid 1) reference=-=(resid 13) end

but after this change xplor complaints about missing bond parameters:

  %CODBON-ERR: missing bond parameters %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
   bond energy constant missing.
   target bond length missing.
   ATOM1: SEGId="    ",  RESId="13  ",  NAME="C   ",  CHEMical="C   "
   ATOM2: SEGId="    ",  RESId="1   ",  NAME="N   ",  CHEMical="NH3 "

I hope someone can help me figure out this problem!

best regards,

Jakob

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Charles Schwieters | 13 Jul 2012 16:25

Re: psf generation for at cyclic peptide


Hello Jakob--

>
> I am trying to generate a psf file for a small (13 aa) cyclic peptide
> based on the template, "eginput/PSF_generation/genCircPep.py".
> However, it seems that it is not working: all HT1/HT2/HT3 and OT1/OT2
> are still present in the generated psf file and from careful reading
> of the numbers of the bond definitions in the psf-file it seems that
> there is defined a bond between resi 1 C and resi 13 N (it should be
> the oposite).

Well, that's embarrassing. Clearly, that script was never
tested. Please find attached a working version of the script

my apologies--
Charles

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# generate PSF and initial pdb w/ correct covalent geometry for
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Daniel Fox | 20 Jul 2012 17:46
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targetRMSD

Hello, I'm attempting to run the script targetRMSD on my ensemble.  I have had success looking at a specific seqgment, such as resid 10:20 however I ultimately want to use this script to look at the strands of my beta-barrel and as such would need to combine 8 different segments, i.e resid 10:20 AND resid 50:60 etc, however I cannot find a way for the script to recognize multiple segments.  

I'm currently running the script as:
% targetRMSD -seletion "resid 10:17 and name CA" avg.pdb struc*.pdb

Any help would be greatly apprecipated


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Department of Chemistry
University of Virginia
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Constantine, Keith | 20 Jul 2012 18:12

Re: targetRMSD

Try something like this to superimpose the backbone N, C and CA atoms of multiple segments:

 

-selection “(((resid 4:25) or (resid 34:52) or (resid 61:76) or

                                (resid 84:101) or (resid 108:114)) and

                                ( name n or name ca or name c ))” ….

 

The AND and OR logic can be tricky. 

 

Keith

 

Keith L. Constantine, Ph. D.

 

Sr. Research Investigator II

Mechanistic Biochemistry

Bristol Myers Squibb Research and Development

P.O. Box 4000

Princeton, NJ 08543-4000

Tel: (609)-252-6926

Fax: (609)-252-6012

e-mail: keith.constantine <at> bms.com

 

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Hello, I'm attempting to run the script targetRMSD on my ensemble.  I have had success looking at a specific seqgment, such as resid 10:20 however I ultimately want to use this script to look at the strands of my beta-barrel and as such would need to combine 8 different segments, i.e resid 10:20 AND resid 50:60 etc, however I cannot find a way for the script to recognize multiple segments.  

 

I'm currently running the script as:

% targetRMSD -seletion "resid 10:17 and name CA" avg.pdb struc*.pdb

 

Any help would be greatly apprecipated



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Daniel Fox
Columbus Lab
Department of Chemistry
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA 22904


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Charles Schwieters | 20 Jul 2012 20:28

Re: targetRMSD


Hello Daniel--

> Hello, I'm attempting to run the script targetRMSD on my ensemble.  I have
> had success looking at a specific seqgment, such as resid 10:20 however I
> ultimately want to use this script to look at the strands of my beta-barrel
> and as such would need to combine 8 different segments, i.e resid 10:20 AND
> resid 50:60 etc, however I cannot find a way for the script to recognize
> multiple segments.  

Keith nailed it: your selection should be something like
  resid 10:20 or resid 50:60

so the command would be something like

> % targetRMSD -seletion "resid 10:17 and name CA" avg.pdb struc*.pdb
> 

 targetRMSD -selection "(resid 10:17 or resid 50:60) and name CA" avg.pdb struc*.pdb

best regards--
Charles
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