Dear Sir :

I have two questions about structure refinement against RDC !!

First, in the anneal.inp for protG, the coefficients of SANI are :
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      coeff 0.0 -9.9 0.23
      @bicelles_new_nh.tbl   {* dipolar coupling restraints for protein
amide NH. *}
end
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I think this means Da=-9.9 and R=0.23. But as I know,
Da = 0.5 * D(max),     D(max) : the maximun value of the residual dipolar
coupling
So Da of NH vector should be positive. Why you use -9.9 ???


Second Question :
I use the input file, anneal.inp, to refine the structures with residual
dipolar coupling following
the procedure published on JMR(1998) 131, page151-162.

Then I saw the following messages in the output file.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
X-PLOR>         dynamics internal
 Internal Dynamics>            timestep $timestep
 Internal Dynamics>     endt 3
 Internal Dynamics>            tbath $bath
 Internal Dynamics>            nprint $nstep
 Internal Dynamics>            ntrfr 1
 Internal Dynamics>         end
AT_Build::buildNode: cycle link found between atoms 13 PCA  1    CD   and 1
PCA  1    N
 removing bond.
AT_Build::buildNode: cycle link found between atoms 328 CYS  19   C    and
322 CYS  19   CA
 removing bond.
AT_Build::buildNode: cycle link found between atoms 1110 CYS  68   C    and
1104 CYS  68   CA
 removing bond.
AT_Build::buildNode: cycle link found between atoms 1414 CYS  87   C    and
1408 CYS  87   CA
 removing bond.
AT_Build::buildNode: cycle link found between atoms 786 CYS  48   CB   and
782 CYS  48   CA
 removing bond.
 MAKINB: mode   4 found   9478 exclusions,       0 interactions(1-4) and
5134 GB exclusions
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
PCA means pyroglutamate. The bonds which are removed are actually exist.
Why remove them?? And there are 8 CYS residues in my protein, but only 4 of
them have this phenomena.
Is this important ????

I am looking forward to your reply. Thanks a lot!!!!!

Best regards,

Yuan-Chao Lou
Postdoctoral fellow
Inst. of Biomedical Sciences
Academia Sinica, Taiwan.
E-mail : [email protected]


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