Difference between revisions of "SCEDS for MR (using keyword input)"

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Data for this tutorial are found [http://www.phaser.cimr.cam.ac.uk/index.php/Tutorials here]
 
Data for this tutorial are found [http://www.phaser.cimr.cam.ac.uk/index.php/Tutorials here]
  
  Coordinates: 1.pdb
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  Coordinates: 1CLL.pdb
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Reflections: 1ctr.mtz
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Sequence:    1CTR.seq
  
 
This tutorial demonstrates SCEDS domain division followed by MR using the domains generated
 
This tutorial demonstrates SCEDS domain division followed by MR using the domains generated
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#! /bin/csh
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phaser << eof >> sceds_tutorial.log
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MODE SCEDS
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ENSEmble test PDBFile 1CLL.pdb RMS 2.0
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ROOT sceds_tutorial
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eof
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phaser << eof >> sceds_tutorial.log
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MODE MR_AUTO
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HKLIn 1ctr.mtz
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LABIn F = F SIGF = SIGF
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ENSEmble dom1 PDBFile sceds_tutorial.domain.1.pdb ID 1
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ENSEmble dom2 PDBFile sceds_tutorial.domain.2.pdb ID 1
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COMPOSITION PROTEIN SEQ 1CTR.seq NUM 1
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SEAR ENSEMBLE dom1 NUM 1
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SEAR ENSEMBLE dom2 NUM 1
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ROOT sceds_tutorial
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eof
  
 
# Look at the logfile
 
# Look at the logfile

Revision as of 11:33, 29 April 2014

Calmodulin

Data for this tutorial are found here

Coordinates: 1CLL.pdb
Reflections: 1ctr.mtz
Sequence:    1CTR.seq

This tutorial demonstrates SCEDS domain division followed by MR using the domains generated

#! /bin/csh
phaser << eof >> sceds_tutorial.log
MODE SCEDS
ENSEmble test PDBFile 1CLL.pdb RMS 2.0
ROOT sceds_tutorial
eof
phaser << eof >> sceds_tutorial.log
MODE MR_AUTO
HKLIn 1ctr.mtz
LABIn F = F SIGF = SIGF
ENSEmble dom1 PDBFile sceds_tutorial.domain.1.pdb ID 1
ENSEmble dom2 PDBFile sceds_tutorial.domain.2.pdb ID 1
COMPOSITION PROTEIN SEQ 1CTR.seq NUM 1 
SEAR ENSEMBLE dom1 NUM 1
SEAR ENSEMBLE dom2 NUM 1
ROOT sceds_tutorial
eof
  1. Look at the logfile
    • What are the residues included in each of the SCEDS domains produced?
    • Find the normal modes used for the perturbation that generated the SCEDS domains.
    • Find the number of residues not included in any of the top domains.
  2. Look at the pdb files containing the domains with Coot