Protein Modeling C
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Re: Protein Modeling C
Should I just be getting one protein chain (yes this was mentioned earlier, but that was about the CRISPR, not Anti-CRISPER protein)?
And of the chain, which part contains the nuclease?
And should I build the Viral RNA, Tracer and CRISPR RNA as side chains?
Thanks!
And of the chain, which part contains the nuclease?
And should I build the Viral RNA, Tracer and CRISPR RNA as side chains?
Thanks!
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Re: Protein Modeling C
FYI "side chain" usually refers to the additions on amino acids, not pieces of protein, those would be something like "subunits" or "domains". I think it would be a good idea to build those additional parts as wellJoeyC wrote:Should I just be getting one protein chain (yes this was mentioned earlier, but that was about the CRISPR, not Anti-CRISPER protein)?
And of the chain, which part contains the nuclease?
And should I build the Viral RNA, Tracer and CRISPR RNA as side chains?
Thanks!
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Re: Protein Modeling C
http://cbm.msoe.edu/modGallery/ScienceO ... ges/33.jpg
Anyone know if this is how they grade? What's that model he's holding, and where does that model come from? Also do any event supervisors here know exactly what the process of scoring is like?
Anyone know if this is how they grade? What's that model he's holding, and where does that model come from? Also do any event supervisors here know exactly what the process of scoring is like?
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Re: Protein Modeling C
I believe it is just the Anti-CRISPR for the prebuild.JoeyC wrote:So do I build the Anti Crispr and Crispr or just the anti Crispr?
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Re: Protein Modeling C
Why does typing "select hydrogen" show 0? Shouldn't there be hydrogen atoms in every amino acid?
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Re: Protein Modeling C
Looking at the CRISPR page of the Wiki https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Prote ... ing/CRISPR, it says the Anti-CRISPR pre-build is pdb ID 5xn4. The rules clarification says it's 5vw1. The Wiki page is wrong? Are those other CRISPR IDs correct?
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Re: Protein Modeling C
I don't know the details, but I would assume the rules clarification is accurate.meierfra wrote:Looking at the CRISPR page of the Wiki https://scioly.org/wiki/index.php/Prote ... ing/CRISPR, it says the Anti-CRISPR pre-build is pdb ID 5xn4. The rules clarification says it's 5vw1. The Wiki page is wrong? Are those other CRISPR IDs correct?
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Re: Protein Modeling
Jmol/Smol is useful to have downloaded to help you understand it. It's not technically required, but I can't see a team doing very well without having it. Although, I think it's browser-based as well.LowBlue1 wrote:Do we need to have this software downloaded on our computers?
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