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June 25, 2014 at 9:59 am #1933
Anonymous
How can I create a pose from sequence containing acetylated lysine?
Using p = pose_from_sequence(“VSK[LYS_p:N_acetylated]GPF”,”fa_standard”) and then dumping it gives a pdb with two chains and the K residue is not modified.
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July 1, 2014 at 5:19 pm #10136
Anonymous
Are you getting any error messages?
One possibility if you’re using a recent release is that the syntax of patch annotation has changed. It has gone from “_p:” to just “:”. You may want to try passing the sequence “VSK[LYS:N_acetylated]GPF” instead.
Another possible complication is that the default patches being loaded has changed, and N_acetylation is no longer loaded by default. You may need to add the option “-chemical:patch_selectors PEPTIDE_CAP” to the list of commandline options when initializing PyRosetta in order for it to get loaded.
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July 8, 2014 at 2:45 pm #10154
Anonymous
No error messages. I am using old release. So the new way ( without _p:) doesn’t work. The problem is that I am getting two chain output instead of only one. Please have a look at the attached pdb file. Is there easier ways to create peptides with any possible PTMs? Fixbb protocol? Please let me know.
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July 8, 2014 at 3:15 pm #10155
Anonymous
When I do it with r55950 I get an appropriately acetylated lysine – it has CP, CQ and OCP atoms, as would be expected, and pose.annotated_sequence() shows the appropriate patch level on the lysine. (‘V[VAL_p:NtermProteinFull]SK[LYS_p:N_acetylated]GPF[PHE_p:CtermProteinFull]’) Granted, it’s hard to tell from the structure because of all the overlapping atoms, though if you repack things and hide the first chain, it becomes much easier to see the acetylation on the N-terminus of the second chain.
Wait, though. Are you wanting an N-terminal acetylated lysine, or a sidechain acetylated lysine? The N_acetylated patch is for N-terminal acetylation. For sidechain acetylation, use [LYS_p:acetylated] instead.
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July 13, 2014 at 7:49 am #10157
Anonymous
oops…you are right. I should have used [LYS_p:acetylated]. problemo solved. Thanks!
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