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Re: [ccp4bb]: dyndom problem
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Hi,
You can consider to use DOMOV to detect the domain movement.
http://bioinfo1.mbfys.lu.se/cgi-bin/Domov/domov.cgi
or you could download TOP and FIT program and a unix script PSHIF
to do the same thing (and visualize the movement on display by O program)
http://bioinfo1.mbfys.lu.se/TOP/pshif.html
pautsch wrote:
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> Hi
>
> I would have liked to charakterize a domain movement in 2 closely
> related proteins with DYNDOM.
> Following the scripts provided and fiddling with the parameters I always
> end up with thenfollowing message:
>
> >>>>>>
> ********************************************************
> WARNING NUMBER OF RESIDUES IN CHAINS IS DIFFERENT 303 300
>
> determining backbone atoms of first conformer
>
> determining backbone atoms of second conformer
>
> number of residues used for analysis: 300
>
> rmsd of whole protein best fit: 6.969 A
>
> number of clusters: 1
>
> number of clusters: 2
> found cluster for which all domains are less than minimum domain size
> so we stop
>
> NO DYNAMIC DOMAINS FOUND
> TRY ALTERING PARAMETER VALUES
>
> <<<<<
>
> I went on to try one of the default examples from the DynDom homepage
> (cAMP dep. Kinase) with the exactly the scripts provided and the
> respective pdb-files. But got the same result:
>
> >>>>>
> :
> :
> number of clusters: 3
> found cluster for which all domains are less than minimum domain size
> so we stop
>
> NO DYNAMIC DOMAINS FOUND
> TRY ALTERING PARAMETER VALUES
>
> <<<
>
> Is this a bug or (more likely) did I miss something?
>
> Cheers
>
> Alex
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