AMBER Archive (2003)Subject: RE: AMBER: aminoacid mutation
From: Endres, Robert G. (endresrg_at_ornl.gov) 
Date: Mon Oct 27 2003 - 21:02:15 CST
 
 
 
 
Dear Ioana:
 
you could try likely side-chain conformations from a backbone-dependent rotamer library (like bbdep02.May.sortlib.gz from
 
http://dunbrack.fccc.edu/bbdep/bbdepdownload.php).
 
 1) measure local backbone dihedral angles (phi and psi) of amino acid with leap
 
2) remove side chain atoms of amino acid to be mutated with leap 
 
3) rename amino acid with leap
 
4) look up statistical significant side chain conformations for that particluar amino acid (characterized by dihedral angles of side chain)
 
5) adjust dihedral angles in topology file accordingly
 
6) "grow" new side chain with leap
 
7) pick side chain with lowest total energy of protein
 
 All this could be automated with a script. Good luck.
 
 Robert
 
 -----Original Message-----
 
From:	owner-amber_at_scripps.edu on behalf of Yong Duan
 
Sent:	Mon 10/27/2003 9:09 PM
 
To:	amber_at_scripps.edu
 
Cc:	
 
Subject:	RE: AMBER: aminoacid mutation
 
 Dear Ioana:
 
 I am interested in that too. So, let me know if you, or anybody else,
 
know a way or a program to do this automatically.
 
 LEU -> ALA mutation is simple. But ALA -> LEU can be a bit tricky if it
 
has to potential to bump into other neighboring atoms.
 
 yong
 
 -----Original Message-----
 
From: owner-amber_at_scripps.edu [mailto:owner-amber_at_scripps.edu] On Behalf
 
Of Ioana Cozmuta
 
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 7:46 PM
 
To: Amber List
 
Subject: AMBER: aminoacid mutation
 
 Hi amber users,
 
 Is there a way to "automatically" mutate an aminoacid from a protein
 
structure into another one. Say I want to replace an ALA aminoacid with
 
a
 
LEU aminoacid. Is it possible just to select the ALA aminoacid I want to
 
mutate and turn it into LEU? Is there some software out there that
 
could do this on a more automatic basis?
 
The way I thought doing it was to edit the pdb file myself and try to
 
edit
 
the coordinates of the atoms in the new aminoacid such that the bond
 
lengths are preserved and then equilibrate the new positions. But then
 
my
 
boss told me to try "not to lose time with this" and find a software
 
that
 
does it automatically :)
 
 Any suggestions are welcomed!
 
Thanks,
 
Ioana
 
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