abinitio modeling

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    • #557
      Anonymous

        Hi all,

        I am completely new to rosetta , hope some some would help me for ab initio modeling .

        rosetta.gcc aa 2ptl _ -nstruct 1 -paths ../2ptl/paths.txt > abinitio.log

        here some one can explain me what is “aa” and apti_(probably fasta file)

        I am not sure about paths.txt which expects to provide parameters for
        pdb1, pdb2 starting strcture and status, fragment file like that

        but i do not have any starting structure or any other reference structure

        suggest me how to specify these parameters

        If any one having sample abinitio paths.txt file please pass me.

        Thank you

      • #4029
        Anonymous

          “aa”, “2ptl”, and “_” are “-series “, ” -protein ” and ” -chain “. Please check http://www.rosettacommons.org/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Commands+Options+Introduction#_Query
          for details.

          for structure prediction, you might not need to provide start structure, but you need to provide the fragment file and the fasta (sequence) file.

          > Hi all,
          >
          > I am completely new to rosetta , hope some some would help me for ab initio modeling .
          >
          > rosetta.gcc aa 2ptl _ -nstruct 1 -paths ../2ptl/paths.txt > abinitio.log
          >
          > here some one can explain me what is “aa” and apti_(probably fasta file)
          >
          > I am not sure about paths.txt which expects to provide parameters for
          > pdb1, pdb2 starting strcture and status, fragment file like that
          >
          > but i do not have any starting structure or any other reference structure
          >
          > suggest me how to specify these parameters
          >
          > If any one having sample abinitio paths.txt file please pass me.
          >
          >
          > Thank you
          >
          >

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