Docking Local Refine Not Moving Input
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Dear friends:
I want mutate the particular residues of protein or peptide with PFB forma. Which function or program can be used in pyrosetta?
Thanks a lot.
Hi there!
I follow the ligand docking tutorial from here: https://www.rosettacommons.org/demos/latest/tutorials/ligand_docking/ligand_docking_tutorial
When I get to point 6 and try to run docking protocol via ./rosetta_scripts.linuxgccrelease @options it says ERROR: Cannot open file "3PBL_ETQ.pdb"
How can I check the particular path to the file and correct, if needed?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
I have two domains that are asymmetric and I want to dock them using topology broker (asymmetric fold and dock like operation). Below is the full description of my problem:
1. I have pdbs for two domains that I want to dock. Domain1 has 3 chains and domain2 and 1 chain
I was preparing the ligand params file for docking. When I used the following command to generate params files, I always get the "Too many arguments!" error.
~/rosetta*/main/source/scripts/python/public/molfile_to_params.py \ -n XX -p XXX --conformers-in-one-file XXX.sdf
How to fix this problem? Thank you in advance.
Hello,
This is a continuation of an earlier thread, but I am still having trouble getting the surface_docking application to accept my inputs of a protein and ice surface. After correcting issues with hydrogen naming and now using the -ignore_waters false flag so that rosetta does not delete the ice surface, I am still getting the following error (this was all the error output):
I'm trying to predict where a small molecule ligand will dock to a dimer protein and am trying to do a completely blind search. To do so, I use the start from mover to place the ligand at the center of my protein and then the initial perturb option in the Transform mover to randomly move it outside the protein. Since the protein is not circular, depending on which direction the ligand goes, it can end up pretty far from the protein. If this is wrong, or there is a better way to do it, feel free to let me know.
Hey,
So I ran a docking simulation in which I docked a small molecule to a dimer metal containing protein. I generated 1000 structures output into a silent file. I wanted the top 10 scoring structures just to see if the run worked and used "grep '^SCORE' IPDock/IPDock.out > IPDock/IPDockScores" to extract scores, the sort command to order them and created a file with the top ten structures.