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June 14, 2019 at 9:39 am #3177Anonymous
HI,
I have PDB strucures of antigen- antibody complexs. want to studythe hydrogen bond pattern at the ineterface and also the shape complimentarity. As per the following manuscript (Kuroda et al, (2016) Bioinformatics, 32(16):2451-2456) the command line
report_hbonds_for _plugin.linuxgccrelease
-s
-prevent packing true
sc.linuxgccrelease
however the command is not functioning in my rosetta installation.i can run other command line for docking but not the above mentioned command. Please any one let me know its precise location in the rosetta folder so that i can set env path in the ~/.BASHRC FILE.
Anticipating a response soon
Suji george
National institute of Virology,
Pune, india
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June 14, 2019 at 5:16 pm #14774Anonymous
It looks like both of these apps are pilot apps, and should have been moved to public apps upon publication. I’ll open a PR to move these into public apps and they will be in the next weekly release of Rosetta.
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June 15, 2019 at 4:11 am #14775Anonymous
Thank you very much for the prompt response
regards
Suji George
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June 27, 2019 at 8:30 am #14807Anonymous
Hi,
I have found an alternative to the above mentioned report_hbonds_for _plugin.linuxgccrelease and sc.linuxgccrelease. The Interfaceanalyser does the job of reporting the shape complimentarity and hydrogen bond parameters. The interfaceanalyser also reports the pymol selection of the residues. However is there a way to get detailed output report of the residue and atom involved in the hydrogen bond, something similar to the program HBPLUS. As per the following manuscript (Kuroda et al, (2016) Bioinformatics, 32(16):2451-2456) the results from the HBPLUS and report_hbonds_for _plugin.linuxgccrelease are similar. Similarly is it possible with Interfaceanalyser to report the residue and atom involved in the hydrogen bond of the interface of the complex.
With Regards
Dr. Suji george
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