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Rosetta Design
welcome. Rosetta design can be used to identify sequences compatible with a given protein backbone. Some of Rosetta design's successes include the design of a novel protein fold, …
Rosetta Design - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The energies, structure and sequence output by RosettaDesign are placed in a pdb file. The pdb file has the following sections: 1) coordinates of the design structure 2) a table of energies for …
Rosetta Design - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Rosetta Protein Design. The Increase Affinity protocol is based on the premise that increasing buried hydrophobic surface area and/or decreasing buried hydrophilic surface area will …
SwiftLib - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
CSV input instructions. To use the "comma separated value" (CSV) format simply pasted your comma-delimited data in the textbox. The input text must take the same form as the manual …
Rosetta Design - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
This file specifies which residues will be varied during the design run. Below is an example resfile which performs design at a subset of positions and repacking everywhere else.
Scaffold Selection Server - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The purpose of Scaffold Select is to help identify proteins that would make good scaffolds for the design of epitope-binding proteins. The protocol performs searches through a protein-peptide …
Rosetta Design - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Please fill out the form below to submit a design job. Note: This server will design at most 200 positions. If your PDB file contains more than 200 residues, you must upload a resfile (see …
Rosetta Design - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Adding diverse noncanonical backbones to rosetta: enabling peptidomimetic design. Drew K, Renfrew PD, Craven TW, Butterfoss GL, Chou FC, Lyskov S, Bullock BN, Watkins ...
Rosetta Commons -- Developers Participation agreement
Rosetta Commons Developers Participation Agreement ...
Rosetta Design - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Rosetta Protein Design. Adding diverse noncanonical backbones to rosetta: enabling peptidomimetic design.