I just wanted to ask a few questions...I am modelling loops on a GPCR.
My current script follows my questions.
1. Will I get better sampling by running 20 different runs (with
different random number seeds) that create 25 models each thus a total
of 500 models?
2. Would setting dynamic_coulomb = True and a relative _dielectric = 80
be the best way to simulate an aqueous environment for the loops?
3. Is it possible to run the loop optimization with explicit
hydrogens? I guess my env.io.hydrogen = True does not actually set up
the calculation to do explicit hydrogens
but only tells Modeller to read the hydrogens from my pdb file.
4. For the refinement level, I am using md_level = refine.very_slow for
what size system is the refine.slow_large used?
5. Would I get better sampling by setting repeat.optimization greater
than 1?
Thank you in advance.
Judy Norris
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#Homology modelling by the automodel class
from modeller.automodel import * # Load the automodel class
log.verbose()
env = environ(rand_seed=-32601)
env.io.atom_files_directory = './:../atom_files'
env.edat.dynamic_coulomb = True
env.edat.relative_dielectric = 80
env.io.hydrogen = True
class myloop(loopmodel):
def select_loop_atoms(self):
stat = 'INITIALIZE'
for segs in (('1:', '15:'), ('49:', '54:'),
('84:', '89:'),('124:','133:'),
('226:','233:')):
self.pick_atoms(selection_segment=segs,
selection_search='segment',
pick_atoms_set=1,
res_types='all',
atom_types='all',
selection_from='all',
selection_status=stat)
stat = 'ADD'
m = myloop(env,