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How to show two peptide structures side by side on Pymol. I have 100 PDB files. I want to show all the 3D image structures side side in a two-dimensional array form. How could I do the same in Pymol?
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You would have to labels to a component of the different objects, e.g. define a pseudoatom in a suitable position, and then label this pseudo atom. https://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Label.
When creating static images, e.g. figures for publications, I prefer to export the molecular images as high-resolution ray-traced png files, and then do most labelling in a generic graphics program.
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My professor asked me to find a software solution to deal with scRNA data analyses (preprocessing and analyzing data). The department is going to have VIZGEN and COSMX machine coming next quarter. 3-4 labs depend on 1 bioinformatician guy is really annoying and inconvenient.
There're some companies I am looking at:
- BioTuring
- Rosalind
- Cellxgene
Most of the time, we want to compare between metadata categories to generate insights, and also apply gene set / pathway analysis on those. Any suggestion on that cause I am truly depressed rn :( ?
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Hi,
I prefer not to use tools where you cannot understand what is under the hood and changing the visualisation options is hard.
The natural fit for sc-RNA-seq analysis is scanpy in python(https://scanpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorials.html) and Seurat in R(https://satijalab.org/seurat/).
When you get the deferentially expressed genes between/within your cell types you can treat the results as any other differential expression analysis. You can run various enrichment tools. In R I really like clusterprofiler https://guangchuangyu.github.io/software/clusterProfiler/ in combination with REVIGO. https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/devel/bioc/vignettes/rrvgo/inst/doc/rrvgo.html
Lots of these tools are implemented in GLAXY which is between a complete visual user interface and coding (https://usegalaxy.org/).
I hope this helps. It worth to take a single cell RNA-seq course to understand the various steps. All these tools have a steep learning curve, but worth to learn it and be at least a halfway bioinformatican.
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As of now, there is no public database available for this kind of sample to take as a control.
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What disease you are studying? How you got that data for only the disease part while no control was tested?
You need to search CPTAC thoroughly, I hope you will find something.
One more option could be to use the non-disease stat protein levels from HPA (human proteome atlas), but you need to be careful as how they generated data vs your data, and processing of the data. This can pose significant hurdle.
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I now that alot of artificial networks has appeared now. And may be soon we wil not read articles and do our scientific works and AI will help us. May be it is happening now? Wat is your experience working with AI and neural networks in science?
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Artificial intelligence definitely could help in neuroscience due to the fast development of AI nowadays. During the coronavirus period, AI helped in fast genome sequencing, and consequently, very fast vaccines have been developed. Similarly in neuroscience requirement for real-time analysis during the treatment of neuroscience patients to find out new proteins and genes for particular functions and diseases also.
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I have a collection (around 500) of peptide 3D structures (PDB file each 10 residues long and for a given sequence). I need to cluster it based on RMSD values among them. Is there any Python module or any other software which could do that and identify the distinct structural clusters among those 500 files?
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Vladan Nedelkovski thanks for the reply. However, MDAnalysis takes in only PSF files and not PDF files. I have already computed the distance matrix and based on which I wanted to do the clustering. I have computed an RMSD-based distance matrix between every pair of structures. Still, I couldn't cluster it properly.
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I have been trying to dock a certain protein with nd ion i downloaded from rcsb but after i add it to pyrx and try to convert it to ligand i get the following error. I tried converting the sdf file to pdb using pymol, chimeraX, avogadro, open babel but even then when i open the file it gives me this error: ligand: :UNK0:Nd and ligand: :UNK0:Nd have the same coordinates. Could someone please help?
Update: I want to dock an unbound protein with the neodymium metal ion which i downloaded from rcsb in sdf format and later tried to convert it to pdb using the aforementioned softwares for autodock to accept it but i can't get it to be accepted by autodock as a proper ligand. Apparently I am unable to get any of the rare earth elements to be accepted properly as ligands.
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Hello Piyush. I am not able to completely understand your problem. Did you download a protein with an ion "nd" that you want to re-dock with using pyrx? Or did you separately downloaded the ion file and want to perform docking with the unbound protein?
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How can I dock more than one protein with more than one ligand, I know that pyrx is the software which docks 1 protein with multiple ligand but how can I do it for multiple proteins with multiple ligands?
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For batch docking, I have used the vLifeMDS tool.
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If I have a sequence (genome.fasta). And I want to check the gene located in 400nt -500nt.
What bash script (I have WSL in my windows) I should use or are there any conda packages ?
Thank you in advanced
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To extract a sequence from a larger genome file based on a specific location, you can use various command-line tools available in Bash. you can achieve this using the samtools and bedtools utilities, which can be installed via conda.
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Is there any server or tools (bioconda, java, etc.) to exclusively annotate membrane protein only (similar to dbCAN for polysaccharides) from a bacterial genome?
Thank you in advanced!
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I am looking for a way to predict Transcription Start Site (TSS) in Aedes genome, Is there is any bioinformatics software or pipeline to predict TSS from genome sequence or a gene
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To analyze Aedes genomes, DeepTSS (https://github.com/etirouthier/DeepTSS) may be trained.
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I need to use the AutoDock program, but I tried both versions 1.5.6 and 1.5.7. I had no problem loading, my only problem is that when I open the program, the loading remains around 9% in the window that opens. Then the window closes with the command page that opens. It will be more understandable when I add screen shots. I am using Win11 operating system, I have an HP brand laptop, I really can't figure out where the problem is. In the screenshot I attached, it stays as it is. The program closes directly.
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Sikao Guo I did everything, but it didn't work. I guess I need to find another computer or something. Thanks again for the advice
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I want to do a simulation with Molecular Dynamics but lack the facilities.
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You can use Visual Dynamics for simulations. It is freely available at https://visualdynamics.fiocruz.br/login
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I'm using autodock vina in Python to dock multiple proteins and ligands, but I'm having trouble setting the docking parameters for each protein. How can I do this in Python? (I have attached my py code which I have done in this I have assumed this parameters same for all proteins)
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"os.system(cmd)" will be easier.
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I generated a large number of peptide structures for a given sequence using the peptide builder module. However, the peptide builder module does not include hydrogen atoms all along the peptides. Is there any method through which I can add hydrogens to peptides ?
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There are some options to address your problem. I found this thread on stack exchange that might be useful - https://bioinformatics.stackexchange.com/questions/17916/how-can-i-programmatically-add-hydrogen-to-a-pdb-structure-using-biopython.
Besides, you can always use the Pymol GUI to add hydrogen atoms, particularly when you have a few proteins. Another software that can add hydrogen atoms is the SCWRL tool from the Dunbrack lab (http://dunbrack.fccc.edu/lab/scwrl).
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I created this R package to allow easy VCF files visual analysis, investigate mutation rates per chromosome, gene, and much more: https://github.com/cccnrc/plot-VCF
The package is divided into 3 main sections, based on analysis target:
  1. variant Manhattan-style plots: visualize all/specific variants in your VCF file. You can plot subgroups based on position, sample, gene and/or exon
  2. chromosome summary plots: visualize plot of variants distribution across (selectable) chromosomes in your VCF file
  3. gene summary plots: visualize plot of variants distribution across (selectable) genes in your VCF file
Take a look at how many different things you can achieve in just one line of code!
It is extremely easy to install and use, well documented on the GitHub page: https://github.com/cccnrc/plot-VCF
I'd love to have your opinion, bugs you might find etc.
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I use TASSEL software for genome analysis. You need plink format of map and pad to operate it. You can try and explore this software
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I'm looking for bioinformatics softwares to determine intercellular interactions between macrophages and endothelial cells, the pathways and genes involved. Please recommend any software that can help me identify important interactions, that I can also validate in wet lab
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You can use Cytoscape to understand the interactions
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Hello All... I am trying to install Gromacs on windows using conda i have attempted to run "conda install -c bioconda gromacs_py" but it's not working. Any recommendations shall be highly appreciated.
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Ryan Gourlie Sir, I am working with Windows OS and the mentioned one is for Linux and mac. I have also tried this but it's not working. I am working in an environment in conda and I want to install it there. Is there any way I can import it from Cygwin to conda environment or from user apps to conda env?
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I upload a genome to check using Busco via galaxy server. Currently, it is 2 days and the result is not finished yet?
Did I miss something or is there is a problem?
Thank you in advanced
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Dear Dr. Ryan Gourlie
In my case it takes 5 days to generate the BUSCO result
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I tried using Phaster.ca and PhiSpy for phage detection in the bacterial genome
They showed a completely different result for regions and the virus identified.
Do you have the same experiences and could you share your suggestions, please?
Thank in advanced!
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Dear Dr Vikas Sharma
Thank you for the answers!
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I am working on a few transcription factors and I need to check multiple genes that they may be regulating in my fungal system. So can anyone suggest some easy to use online tool where I can input my genome sequence and the protein sequence of the TF to check for different sites that the TF may be binding to?
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Ncbi gene search interaction
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I am interested to find interactions between plant wax and other chemical compounds. Is there any computational tool or webserver to find the interactions? Thank you
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It depends on whether there are any experimental data on the binding between plant wax and other chemical compounds. If yes, then check the literature and online databases. If not, then you can try doing molecular docking with Autodock or Hex dock, for example, by indicating one of the molecules as a receptor, while the other one - as a ligand.
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Hi, I've been trying to fix the error bars but I really can't figure out what's happening. Google is of little help on this topic. I'm using Prism 7.0 (we have no license for newer versions), on Windows 10
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you can double click the bar, then format graf window will be open, from there select all bar and plot mean with SD, select erron bar both directions.
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Using NEB cutter tool I found different restriction enzymes regarding my sequence.
I am targeting some mutations regions on my sequences. I am not sure about to select which restriction enzyme for my work, as on NEB tool result it is suggesting many restriction enzymes.
I already know about the target location (mutations on the target regions), but want to know the further criteria that should I take care for selecting a particular restriction enzyme for my work.
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the best way is to align data from RE and your sequences.
try to use the genome browser from the UCSC, there are some interesting track you can add (as RE sites) to dig an answer (http://genome.ucsc.edu).
all the best
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I have performed MD simulation of 100ns on Desmond and now I want to calculate solvent accessible surface (SASA) area over the trajectory. Can Anyone please guide how to do it? Thanking you all in Anticipation.
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Waseem Ahmad Ansari Thank you for your answer. The automatic calculations do include SASA but this is for ligand, I wanted to know the calculation for SASA of protein. However, I have sorted it out now. Thanks once again.
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I have whole genome of a bacteria. Do you know which program to detect virus genome within the bacteria?
Is using annotation (example : prokka) and then looking manually for viral genes/proteins? Or by checking the assembly (example : prokka) and blast the shorter contigs will is enough?
Thank you in advanced
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Use PHASTER, an online tool for the detection of phage sequences in your genome. it will give you specific files with the regions then you can blast those specific phage sequences in NCBI and can do further analysis.
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Hi all,
I need to look for a software that can screen for a sequence in multiple genes from its database. I work with Drosophila and was able to get a list of DEGs and now need to check if those genes are controlled by Stat92E. To do so, I am using SOCS36E promotor sequence as target sequence. I was told to use Target Explorer software to do so but apparently its no longer on the original website. I tried to reach out to the publishers of the paper but it's been a futile attempt thus far. I tried using NCBI Drosophila blast but nothing comes up. I was wondering if y'all know of a software that can help me with my stuff. Or if y'all know if Target Explorer is hosted on another site.
Thank you in advance!
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try this one, it would work for Target explorer software, alternatively you may want to try CT finder and DNA star.
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I am downloading the ncbi nucleotide databasein kraken2, it seems that it is in process but after a while an error appears.
Help me please..
root@LAPTOP-SBTF23AA:/mnt/c/Users/Maria/Documents/Bioinformatics/software# kraken2-build --threads 16 -db NCBI --download-library nt
Downloading nt database from server... rsync: read error: Connection timed out (110)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at io.c(794) [receiver=3.1.3]
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (184 bytes received so far) [generator]
rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(235) [generator=3.1.3]
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Hello!
You can try to add "--use-ftp" to your command and rerun it.
Best,
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I am computing Van der Waal interactions in python for a peptide of size 10 residues for various conformations. The total conformations (or the number of PDB files is 300,000). Is it possible to compute only the 1-4 atom distances to compute Van der Waals interactions as the bonded and 1-3 atom distances are irrelevant when it comes to Van der Waal interactions using some python module?
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Good day great scholars. Please I would appreciate help on how to install Discovery Studio and PyRx in Ubuntu.
I will also like to know how I can assess/identify the path of the License Pack for Discovery Studio.
Thanks.
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My pleasure. I hope all the best for you.
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I would like to know how to get all possible DNA sequences that encode every 20 amino acid (aa means 60nt) frame in protein X and all possible aa substitutions at each residue of this protein.
I want every 20 amino acids in protein X to be linked with 10nt-barcode (huge library, 20 power20) and then test the expression of this protein using high-throughput sequencing. I would like first to get a few sequences of this system. If this works, I will order libraries that combine barcodes-10nt with protein X-60nt and then test the whole library expression using deep sequencing.
The sequence I want looks like this before cloning it to the vector:
NNNNN-[Barcode]--XXX--protein X-60nt(20 aa)]-NNNNN
XXX are 3 restriction endonucleases.
Please help me out with any available tools or websites to do this.
Thank you
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If that's your project, to make billions of plasmid vectors to expression 20 amino acid combinations & screen them for an unstated "something", my advice is to drop this project and run.
Doing a 20 amino-acid "sliding window" approach to chop up a protein is NOT the same as taking a given 20 amino acid sequence and swapping out all of the residues. You can't be serious about trying both together.
Either there is something that you are not sharing because you are worried about leaking confidential information or you are fundamentally not understanding the project or this project is a huge waste of time and resources.
If you are working on the COVID19 spike protein, there are LOTS of labs studying it's ability to bind human cell receptors (that's my guess based on your vague description).
Talk with your advisor. You say this project is funded. There is no way it's a "let's just make billions of plasmids & see if they do something" proposal.
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I have performed a Mantel test using IBD software to test isolation by distance. However I am confused by the output of the software. Why there are so many analyses for a single dataset and which is the actual result of the analysis?
I have uploaded the .txt file for reference
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Right. And if your Fst values are all close to zero or negative, it indicates a lack of population structure. If that's the case, a Mantel test is unlikely to be informative.
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I want to perform targeted molecular docking of:
(a) a receptor (enzyme) whose structure is not availabe, and hence has been built by computational ab intio methods (and not homology, since the % identity is very low);
(b) a substrate whose structure is availabe.
Given that, the active sites of the enzyme are also not truly available, but has been obtained from (a) literature review; or
(b) inferred from cavities/clefts predicted by CASTp results, how exactly should I perform targeted molecular docking?
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I am trying to create a similar diagram to this one attached below for my ligand. I ran a 100ns for the complex of ligand and protein. i am willing to consider interaction fractions of hydrophobic and h-bonds interactions only since my ligand is not charged, thus electrostatics are zeros.
now i was told i can calculate the nonbonding energy and vdw energy using the NAMDenergy plugin in vmd. so my files were in gromacs format. therefore, I converted them to dcd and psf by saving my trajectory in dcd format and using these two commands in vmd console to get the psf file
set all [atomselect top all]
$all writepsf XXXX.psf
unfortunately, i got this error from NAMDenergy plugin:
FATAL ERROR: Structure (psf) file is either in CHARMM format (with numbers for atoms types, the X-PLOR format using names is required) or the segment name field is empty.
when i checked the psf file it was already in xplor format and the segment name filed is there as well. so i don't know why it is giving me this error. here is a part of my psf file
PSF
1 !NTITLE
REMARKS VMD-generated NAMD/X-Plor PSF structure file
68834 !NATOM
1 1 GLU N N 0 14.007 0
2 1 GLU H1 H1 0 1.008 0
3 1 GLU H2 H2 0 1.008 0
4 1 GLU H3 H3 0 1.008 0
5 1 GLU CA CA 0 12.011 0
6 1 GLU HA HA 0 1.008 0
7 1 GLU CB CB 0 12.011 0
8 1 GLU HB1 HB1 0 1.008 0
9 1 GLU HB2 HB2 0 1.008 0
so the questions are:
1- how to solve this error so i can calculate the nonbonding and vdw energies
2- how to calculate the energy for hbonds so i can fractionate it as well
3- is there alternative way to calculate these energies or to create such graph?
thanks in advance
loay
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It should be possible to define groups of atoms (such as ligand, individual amino acid residues), store sums of all electrostatic and van der Waals interactions between groups of interest, and, after the simulation is finished, to calculate ensemble average. I would also plot the histograms to confirm that the distributions are normal.
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Hi!
The following error showed up while i was converting some small molecules from sdf to pdbqt in OpenBabel from PyRx:
<<bound method VSModel.PrepareLigandMol of <PyRx.vsModel.VSModel instance at 0x091D8EE0>>
Any tips?
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Convert your .sdf file directly using openbabel to mol2 and then .pdbqt. Hope it would work, sometime openbabel gives this error when you are asking for the same (not supported format).
Secondly, if this also don't work kindly convert your .sdf to .pdb and convert it to .pdbqt using autodock.
Good luck Julia Gomes
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I have not much experience in bioinformatics and I need to find what are the common genes in several gene expression datasets, in other words, I need to find genes that match in all (or some) of my datasets. I am looking for some kind of tool that give me Venn diagrams with the coincident genes. Any suggestion (free software plese) will be very appreciated.
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For a List of Venn diagram tools, their features, and references, you may check out the link below.
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I would like to BLAST a 120bp nucleotide sequence to find non-identical, similar sequences. Is there a way to tell BLAST to ignore exact matches?
thank you!
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Thanks everyone for your responses! I ended up just excluding the organism phyla that were returning lots of exact matches
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How to check whether which isoform of a gene is expressed in a particular cell line? For example, a gene has 3 isoforms. I want to know which isoform is predominant in HeLa cells.
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Vignesh Olakkal If you know the unique sequences of each of these iso-genes, then design the TaqMan qPCR assay for the same. It is highly sensitive and reliable.
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I have tried PDBePISA to calculate the free binding energy for the protein-DNA docked complex structure. However, I am still looking for the other programs (online available) that can give a comparison of the binding energy. Please suggest some reliable online server that can give those values.
Thank you in advance
Best regards
Prem
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Free energy is a property if an ensemble. Single structures cannot yield consistently accurate predictions.
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What would be the most suitable tool for candidate gene investigation of a multifactorial disease using Whole-exome sequencing (WES) data?
Although the Exomiser is mostly used for rare Mendelian pattern diseases, could it be used for multifactorial diseases, changing the frequency filter, for example?
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Great question, thanks for asking.
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Hello. I am trying to run a haplotype analysis in PopArt. It's going well until I realized I can not load a previous work in PopArt. I can only export the graphical output as .svg, .png, or .pdf but not as a "network" file which I can reload or edit if I want to in the future. I noticed that it can be saved as a .nex file and the new file actually had additional lines (the portion of the code started with: "Begin NETWORK"). I think this is supposed to be read by PopArt but it fails to do so. I encounter parsing errors when I try to run the new file. I am not sure if there is a way around this as I am new to the software. Any help would be appreciated. Stay safe, anon!
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Great question, thanks for asking.
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In the R programming language, I'm going to install the MetaDE package. Nonetheless, I get a warning that package 'MetaDE' is not available for this version of R, A version of this package for your version of R might be available elsewhere. How can I overcome this issue while I'm using R version 4.1.0?
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Start with R 3.6.3 and then use devtools to get acquire metaDE.
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I have a set of Ramachandran angles. I wish to make Ramachandran plot out of it with standard allowed region contours in the background in Python. I couldn't do that in python. If not in python, Is there in anyother software where I can do this?
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What web server, software or algorithm is suitable for clustering a large database of chemical compounds for drug discovery? (Free)
Thanks in advance for any guidance in this regard.
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Try RDKit python base module. Follow this https://www.macinchem.org/reviews/clustering/clustering.php
Best!!
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I am trying to simulate an interaction between two proteins and I cannot seem to get the free Maestro (academic use) to run it. Therefore, I am looking for a free/open source software to do the simulation. preferably, something with a graphic interface.
Thank you very much in Advance.
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The desmond MD module of Schrodinger Maestro is open source. But it only works on Linux. You can obtain the Free Maestro including the Desmond MD module from the desmond developer site. Here is the link: https://www.deshawresearch.com/downloads/download_desmond.cgi/
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I have used P2Rank in the PrankWeb software and the CASTp tool to analyze the refined structures of some proteins to predict protein pockets and cavities. But now I am not finding any clue to visualize them in PyMOL.
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There’s CASTpyMOL, a plugin in Pymol to vidualize CASTp results:
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Applications of bioinformatics in medicine is a key factor in technological advancement in the field of modern medical technologies.
In which areas of medical technology are the technological achievements of bioinformatics used?
What are the applications of bioinformatics in medicine?
Please reply
I invite you to the discussion
Thank you very much
Best wishes
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I want to see whether my identified gene members are produced through gene duplication and what kind of duplication happened.
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very useful information
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A brief overview of the parameters that should be covered in the docking study. Please do mention some open source software with it !!
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Molecular docking is a process to understand the biomolecular interactions between a ligand(chemical compound/drug/protein) and a receptor(DNA/protein). And there are two types of docking Rigid docking and flexible docking and this you may choose depends on the objective of your study. Autodock is an open source software for Molecular Docking. Here is the manual. http://autodock.scripps.edu/faqs-help/manual
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The gene that I work on has several large deletions in patients. I want to analyse the impact on the protein domains and also represent it in a figure.
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Hi, everybody!
1) browse your protein via Uniprot
2) take the information about the domains positions
2) found the external link via Uniprote site to NCBI Consensus CCDs database.
3) there will be a Nucleotide Sequence of premRNA of your protein with exon indication and a protein sequence with exon indication (in the same color)
5) make a superposition of domain and protein sequence with exon indication.
Hope that it will help you!
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I've tried to dock an enzyme (523 residues) with its amino acid substrate, but no docking server can recognize a single amino acid as a ligand. What can I do for docking those molecules?
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as i remember you can use haddock from online server or if you have biovia you can use zdock and rdock
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I have some files in bed and bedgraph format to analyze with IGV. My team and I tried to upload them on IGV following the IGV site's tutorias but it hasn't worked. The bedgraph files are large (5157) and we converted them to the bynary .tdf format using the IGVTools "Count" command but it hasn't worked. Only with some files we can see a single flat line on IGV screen without any information. With FilexT we can see that the files in bed and bedgraph are not damaged.
We think that the problem is the step when we select the option "Load from File" on IGV. How can we do? What can we do?
We use the IGV_2.10.3
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Look the link, maybe useful.
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i am trying to install baliScore on BioLinux (software for the multiple sequence alignement comparison on benchmark sequences). I find multiple error mesaje on BaliScore instalation: "error while loading shared libraries: libexpat.so.0"
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i found a solution in askubuntu.com
This is the first command: sudo apt install libexpat1 This is the second command: sudo ln -s /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libexpat.so.1 /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libexpat.so.0
this made it work
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I have a data (shown in attached pic ) where I have RNA seq data of various samples for the same the gene twice.
Now suppose for sample-1 if I want to measure the gene ( which is haplotypic in nature ) how do I consider its RNA seq for the sample no 1. Do I take average or do I consider median or should I consider both these versions of genes as separate genes ? I guess biologist would make better explanations.
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From what i see the RNA seq data presented is already pre-processed, since raw RNA seq data would be in counts and integer type... Its important to know how its pre-processed. There are much more advanced ways of analyzing such data instead of taking median or a mean. I would suggest looking into Differential Gene Expression analysis for Haplotypes...
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Suppose I have a peptide sequence of 400 amino acid and there is a particular domain (suppose a DNA binding domain). I am looking for any software that will take the peptide sequence as input and give an option to specifically download the sequence of the domain in the peptide sequence.
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Md Fahmid Hossain Bhuiyan If you can't find one, I can help you build one if you need :D
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Can anyone guide me to upload the gene list in Cytoscape, it is asking in a table form? I am confused.
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Gayatri Gandhi Glad to know that. You are welcome.
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Thank you for your answer. If you mean the university library, I have no access to it currently due to the pandemic, Hidetoshi Shimizu
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I just installed a new RTX 2080 on an old pc (I7 980x 12 CPU cores), downloaded and installed the latest nvidia drivers and CUDA toolkit for ubuntu, also I downloaded the namd build with CUDA acceleration, but when I run a molecular dynamics simulation the GPU usage just go to 15% meanwhile CPU usage is 100%, Is there any way to make namd use more of the GPU?
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Niaz Morshed has the CPU eight physical cores or just four? Maybe the system you are simulating is too small for the RTX 3080. Except the new alpha version of NAMD 3.0, the older versions fairly depend on the CPU, limiting the workload on the GPU.
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How to do analysis in tassel if the scoring of the amplicon is in base pair format.
Have a look in the excel sheet attached.
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It is very easy. You may take help from the below attached paper. It has very simple step by step information for operating the TASSEL. Whatever data format you have will work with TASSEL v2.0 or TASSEL v3.0. I am not sure about your data's compatibility with TASSEL v4.0 and TASSEL v5.0 because these are specially developed for SNP data.
Hope this information will be helpful for you.
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The saturation mutagenesis would be conducted in silico. I would like to know if it will be considered as directed evolution or otherwise such as site directed mutagenesis. Kindly attach the literature or source of your answer if possible. Thank you.
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Yes, that's directed evolution
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I would like to know if you know a tool to visualize in diagram the cell signaling pathways (e.g.: EGFR > ras> raf > mek > erk ; PI3K AKT mTor etc ...) starting from the receptor to the activation of genes.
Like this diagram but in a bioinformatics tool that groups them all together.
I know the Reactome with cytoscape tool, but the diagrams it proposes are a little bit confusing I think
I thank you in advance for your help!
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You might chekc biorender
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Dear Researchers,
I have Transcriptome/Genome data and want to list all the member of a KCS/CER gene family whose Domain AP2/ERF, FAE1_CUT1, according to the Arabidopsis database, so is there any tool or online database which can use to perform a quick search for all members,
if have then please share with basic step by step guidelines,
Thanks
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Stephan Schie Thanks for your answer
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Hi everybody
In the ped format for genotype, alleles of any SNP are represented by two columns (one for each allele, separated by a space).
Is a column sufficient for the haplotype to represented the allele of each SNP?
What is the difference between genotype and haplotype data in the ped format?
I appreciate your help.
Best regards
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Thanks Md. Ashiqul Islam for sharing this crucial article.
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Hi,
I am trying to construct a multi-layer fibril structure from a single layer in PyMol by translating the layer along the fibril axis. For now, I am able to use the Translate command in PyMol to move the layer along the fibril axis to make the next layer, and then repeat this step to make other layers.
For example, to make a 4-layer fibril from the original fibril layer (chains D and J of PDB structure 2LMO), my commands are:
fetch 2lmo; hide all;
create layer1, chain D+J; translate [0.02, 0.25, 4.47], layer1, camera = 0;
create layer2, layer1; translate [0.02, 0.25, 4.47], layer2, camera = 0;
create layer3, layer2; translate [0.02, 0.25, 4.47], layer3, camera = 0;
create layer4, layer3; translate [0.02, 0.25, 4.47], layer4, camera = 0;
as cartoon, (chain D+J) + layer1 + layer2 + layer3
The result is shown in the attached PyMol session file.
From the Internet, I learned about the Iterate and Alter commands in PyMol, but they are intended for repeating an operation "on the atoms in a selection", not for repeating an operation "for multiple times". Therefore, I am wondering if there is a way to repeat the translation (or other operations in general) in PyMol by iteration or other methods. I need to construct a fibril structure of 10 - 20 layers and apply this method to different protein fibrils, so the automation of this process will help a lot.
Thank you for your help in advance!
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You can use the programming language python from within pymol, which allows you to do loops. Either you write a separate python script "script.py" which you invoke with "run script.py" (https://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Python_Integration) or you embed a python segment within an ordinary pml script, e.g. just to make a loop by bracketing your python commands between "python" and "python end" commands.
Note that to call pymol commands from within python code, you need to use the pymol api format, e.g.
"cmd.translate(list vector, string selection = "all", int state = 0, int camera = 1, string object = None)"
instead of "translate vector [,selection [,state [,camera [,object ]]]]"
So you can make a loop that runs over a given number of iterations:
python for i in range(1, 25): ...
python end
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I am looking fora command that will modify 3 chains available in the original pdb into a single chain and then renumber all of the residues. I have tried using alter command but when I export the pdb I get only one chain (of the initial trimer) and not the merged chain
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You can first renumber the chains using the alter command (https://pymolwiki.org/index.php?title=Alter&redirect=no) in such a way that each residue has a unique residue number,
e.g.
alter (chain B),resi=str(int(resi)+100)
alter (chainC),resi=str(int(resi)+200)
to give chains B and C an offset of 100 and 200, respectively.
then again use the alter command to change the chain label
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alter (all), chain='A'
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Hello,
Im looking for a software (free if possible) or tool which allow me to predict a 3D structure of a transmembrane protein. The thing is I know where is the TM domain, but I would like to predict the completely 3D structure using that information.
I usually use Chimera as viewer and PSIPRED/Psyre2 as predictor, but I dont know how to force them to view/predict the 3D structure considering a particular region as "transmembrane".
Thanks!
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I would like to say a predictor of transmembrane segments is TMHMM. It is normally for alpha helix (transmembrane helix). Jpred3, and PSIPRED are for prediction for secondary structure. I-Tasser is for prediction of ab - initio.
Swiss-model is for homology modelling. COILS are for coiled coil structures.
Maybe suggest this predictor.
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Hello,
I'm new to the signalling pathways field. I have a list of proteins that have been upregulated in a cell which has been exposed to a protein factor. I would like to find out how, if at all, all these proteins are related. Is there a website that allows me to enter the list of these proteins and then it generates a signalling pathway that links these proteins together? Thanks.
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There's also IPA (Ingenuity Pathway Analysis), which although is great, it's very expensive. You can also use other freely available tools: KEGG for pathway analysis, DAVID and/or PANTHER, which use gene ontology and signalling pathway enrichment analyses. My personal favorite, at least to start with, is EnrichR.
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I am trying to measure telomere length in an ant species using the TRF method, which is a Southern blot technique. Currently, I am struggling with analyzing the images and would appreciate any tips and suggestions on how to statistically analyze my data.
  1. Which software do you recommend to analyze the length?
  2. Any tips on how to image my membrane to get accurate results and is there anything to avoid while imaging?
I have attached an image for reference!
Thank you in advance and much appreciated
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TeloTool software. You can get more information from this paper: "TeloTool: a new tool for telomere length measurement from terminal restriction fragment analysis with improved probe intensity correction" (https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkt1315).
Good luck!
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Hi everyone, I am using the pyTMs plug in on Pymol to phosphorylate a particular threonine in my protein. I am having difficulty in selecting only one or two residues - it seems I can only phosphorylate all serines/theronines. Does anyone know how to fix this?
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You can try Maestro software to edit (Phosphorylate) particular residue with energy minimization. Energy minimization is required step while converting (mutate) or editing (like Phosphorylation), so Maestro is a very suitable software for it.
Maestro is also Schrodinger's software like Pymol. You can use free for academic.
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What program is best for gene annotation for mouse genome. Annovar or SNPeff or both?
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Hi Vrushali Kashinath Chimankar Both softwares you have mentioned requires input files in VCF format so take note. I have not worked with mouse genomes so I can't offer much help. Maybe this paper will help you out.
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I was trying to find a plasmid origin of replication, ori-finder did not find it, and also I tried to blast against their database and try to align to other similar bacteria, but with no success.
Can someone recommend a fairly simple program for someone who is not a bioinformatician?
I was also looking into GC skew analysis, if someone can recommend a program for that as well, i would appriciate it.
Thanks.
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I had find the the host bacteria own a native plasmid with RepA, How can I find the RepA's origin?
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I have transcriptome sequences of parasites found in dogs. I use the blood from the dog to amplify the parasite so I would like to make sure that the sequences that I am using are of the parasite and not the dog?
Which bioinformatics software can I use and how do I go about it?
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Dear Keneilwe,
The best way to proceed is to take your sequence(s) and to carry out a BLAST search against the NCBI nucleotide databases (https://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi). There are different types of BLAST programs depending on the query sequence (protein or nucleotide) and the database to be searched (protein or nucleotide). The search output gives you the most closely related sequences together with their alignments with your query sequence. Sequences of interest can immediately be downloaded for further analysis. How to search and how to interpret the the search results is discussed in the following chapter: Chapter Phylogenetic analysis using protein sequences
Don't hesitate to contact me in the case you have any questions,
Good luck,
Fred
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I need a server or software which predicting promoter region correctly. I used some but they couldnt help me in way that i want!
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EPD, TRED
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I have installed the program in C drive and set this as C:\ligplot. This folder contains exe files and .cmd files of ligplot, ligonly, dimplot and dimonly. After installation I downloaded the example PDB 1A8A from RCSB. I kept this pdb file in pdb folder within ligplot folder. Then i started the ligplot command to execute the process as given in manual. There is one problem that says cannot find coordinate file. Can anybody help me in this regard. What is the problem?
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The results show me the presence of plasmids, and compares them with plasmids from the database, but I can't find their locations, thank you!
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Get the names/accession numbers of the plasmids from PlasmidSeeker results.
Then BLASTn them against your sample, making your sample the subject and the reference is the query.