Hi everyone,

I noticed that I have very high energies for my two docked proteins (using
PRE as a restraint). I realized later that >99% of the high energies
are from the crystal structure input. I determined the solution
structure of the other protein, so I know what its energies are. Thus,
I had been using these input structures (one with very high energies)
for the docking script.

How are others energy-minimizing a crystal structure? I had to add
protons (in addition to CYSP/MTSL) to the crystal structure, so this
may be the culprit. I
tried a standard energy-minimization script (.inp) for NMR structures, but it
didn't help. Any advice?



Thanks,
Valerie Villareal

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