parameter file of GLU protonated (GLU_P1.params)

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    • #3779
      Anonymous

        Hello,

        I have a protonated GLU in the active site of an enzyme. I would like to use GLU_P1.params in my simulation by -extra_res_fa (the OE2 is protonated). I need to change the name of this protonated GLU in the PDB, but I am not sure what it should be. Because the NAME and IO_STRING are different and are not three letter code. Please see below and let me know what the name of this protonated GLU in the PDB file should be.

        GLU_P1.params:

        #rosetta residue topology file

        #neutral GLU by Krishna

        #partial charges from CHARMM27

        NAME GLU_P1

        VARIANT PROTONATED

        IO_STRING GLU E

        TYPE POLYMER #residue type

        AA GLU

        ROTAMER_AA GLU

      • #15914
        Anonymous

          To my knowledge, params files for protonated amino acids are made accessible with the ‘-pH_mode’ options. When changing the pH in a system, the residues are still the same (glutamate is glutamic acid, histidine is histidine, etc.), so the convention in Rosetta is to keep the same naming scheme.

          However, using the pH option will alter the protonation states of other amino acids in the protein and the one in the active site. It sounds like you only want to change the protonation state of one particular residue while the others remain at a neutral pH. I’ve accomplished this in the past with the following setup:

          • copy the params file for GLU_P1 locally
          • edit the params file to create a “custom” residue

            • change the IO_STRING to something unique, like ‘GLP E’. Note that GLP might not be unique. You could use EP1 or GP1. 
            • add the line ‘ROTAMER_AA GLU’ to allow this residue to access the standard glutamate rotamer library (see Rosetta/main/source/src/core/chemical/residue_io.cc for more info on params file options.)

          • edit the protonated residue in the input PDB, so the three-letter code is GLP instead of GLU
          • supply your “custom” params using -extra_res_fa as you had thought to do originally.

           

          Best of luck!

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