AMBER Archive (2008)Subject: Re: AMBER: changing pdb structure
From: Taufik Al-Sarraj (taufik.alsarraj_at_utoronto.ca) 
Date: Mon Nov 10 2008 - 15:10:23 CST
 
 
 
 
You are correct Carols,
 
The program thinks it is an amino acid and not DNA. 1DGC contains a 
 
protein and DNA, protein mutation can be done (easily) in Sirius. 
 
However DNA mutation can not. Coot can do simple mutation for DNA only, 
 
but not for a system that contains DNA and a protein. I think it is 
 
mixing the two.
 
 Carlos Simmerling wrote:
 
> I haven't been following this thread, but I'm wondering why a DNA 
 
> mutation would involve ALA and CA,C,N atoms... sounds like a protein. 
 
> are you sure it's DNA? apologies if this would be more clear if I'd 
 
> read the previous messages.
 
>
 
> On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 3:31 PM, Taufik Al-Sarraj 
 
> <taufik.alsarraj_at_utoronto.ca <mailto:taufik.alsarraj_at_utoronto.ca>> wrote:
 
>
 
>     Hi Ibrahim,
 
>     Thank you for suggesting Coot. I am trying to do a DNA mutation
 
>     but unfortunately i have not been successful.
 
>     The error message i get is
 
>
 
>     'INFO:: mutate 2  to a ALA
 
>     DISASTER! Not all necessary atoms found in residue  2
 
>       CA is missing
 
>       C is missing
 
>       N is missing
 
>     failure to get orientation matrix'
 
>
 
>     I tried the do mutation with a pdb structure from pdb.org
 
>     <http://pdb.org> 1DGC, and i tried to do a mutation on a dna
 
>     created using nucgen in amber. Both attempts gave me the error above.
 
>
 
>     any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
>     Taufik
 
>
 
>     Ibrahim Moustafa wrote:
 
>
 
>         Hi Taufik,
 
>
 
>           You can the program COOT
 
>
 
>          http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/~emsley/coot/
 
>         <http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/%7Eemsley/coot/>
 
>
 
>          You should be able to modify the structure of your protein &
 
>         nucleic
 
>         acids. It is a straight forward program to use.
 
>          Also, chimera can do that too.
 
>
 
>          HTH,
 
>          Ibrahim
 
>
 
>
 
>
 
>         On 10/9/08 11:29 PM, "Ross Walker" <ross_at_rosswalker.co.uk
 
>         <mailto:ross_at_rosswalker.co.uk>> wrote:
 
>
 
>          
 
>
 
>             Hi Taufik,
 
>
 
>             I don't know if there is a specific program that can do
 
>             this, however, one
 
>             simple thing you can try is to edit the pdb and go to the
 
>             residue you want
 
>             to change. Delete all the atoms from this residue except
 
>             the backbone atoms
 
>             (and perhaps keep CB as well). Then change the name of the
 
>             residue to the
 
>             new residue you want and load it into leap. Leap will then
 
>             add all of the
 
>             missing atoms for this new residue.
 
>
 
>             Note, this will of course leave you with steric clashes so
 
>             you may want to
 
>             relax the structure carefully by minimizing and then
 
>             running MD with
 
>             restraints on the modified residue etc.
 
>
 
>             Good luck,
 
>             Ross
 
>
 
>                
 
>
 
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>                 Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2008 7:35 PM
 
>                 To: amber_at_scripps.edu <mailto:amber_at_scripps.edu>
 
>                 Subject: AMBER: changing pdb structure
 
>
 
>                 Hello,
 
>                 This is a general question.
 
>
 
>                 If i take a structure from the protein data bank, and
 
>                 the structure
 
>                 contains a protein and a DNA, is there a a software or
 
>                 a relatively
 
>                 simple method for modifying the protein sequence or
 
>                 the DNA sequence,
 
>                 e.g. changing an A to L (Protein) or changing a T to A
 
>                 (DNA). Short of
 
>                 manual modification in xleap or deleting the original
 
>                 DNA and creating
 
>                 a new one.
 
>
 
>
 
>                 Best,
 
>                 Taufik
 
>
 
>
 
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