Dear All, We are trying to refine a protein complex with cyclosporin which is a non conventional cyclic peptide. I wonder what is the best strategy to build the cif file. Shall we define the cif file for individual non-conventional amino acids and then link them or shall we define the whole structure as an individual ligand? Does any one have the corresponding cif file? Armando
Hi Armando,
Cyclosporin exists in the pdb (e.g.3EOV) and is the cyclic decapeptide. The 10 amino acids will be present as individual residues in the cif library so you should be able to build it. Try elbos to start with or you can use the existing pdb file as a starting point
Hope this helps
Joel
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And 3EOV works with Phenix with no extra effort (no need to define CIF for any 'residue'). Pavel On 4/22/22 01:15, Joel Tyndall wrote:
Hi Armando,
Cyclosporin exists in the pdb (e.g.3EOV) and is the cyclic decapeptide. The 10 amino acids will be present as individual residues in the cif library so you should be able to build it. Try elbos to start with or you can use the existing pdb file as a starting point
Hope this helps
Joel
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On Behalf Of Armando Albert Sent: Friday, 22 April 2022 7:56 pm To: PHENIX user mailing list Subject: [phenixbb] Refining cyclosporin A Dear All, We are trying to refine a protein complex with cyclosporin which is a non conventional cyclic peptide. I wonder what is the best strategy to build the cif file. Shall we define the cif file for individual non-conventional amino acids and then link them or shall we define the whole structure as an individual ligand? Does any one have the corresponding cif file? Armando
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Armando Albert
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Joel Tyndall
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Pavel Afonine