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[modeller_usage] Loops
- To: modeller_usage@listsrv.ucsf.edu
- Subject: [modeller_usage] Loops
- From: John Penniston <john AT penniston.com>
- Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 14:38:15 -0400
When I attempt to optimize a portion of a molecule for which I don't
have a good homolog, the loop optimization procedure always yields a
rather nondescript coil with no sheet or helix. Today I tried, as an
exercise, to see what "optimization" did to a known crystal structure. I
ran the program on the C-terminal helix of calmodulin, a molecule for
which the structure is very well known. As has been my experience
before, the result was destruction of that nice orderly helix, which was
replaced by a coil going off in no particular direction. Can anyone tell
me why this happens, and how I can use this procedure to get a better
result?
Thanks.
John Penniston