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CS-ROSETTA.


ABSTRACT: Chemical Shift-Rosetta (CS-Rosetta) is an automated method that employs NMR chemical shifts to model protein structures de novo. In this chapter, we introduce the terminology and central concepts of CS-Rosetta. We describe the architecture and functionality of automatic NOESY assignment (AutoNOE) and structure determination protocols (Abrelax and RASREC) within the CS-Rosetta framework. We further demonstrate how CS-Rosetta can discriminate near-native structures against a large conformational search space using restraints obtained from NMR data, and/or sequence and structure homology. We highlight how CS-Rosetta can be combined with alternative automated approaches to (i) model oligomeric systems and (ii) create NMR-based structure determination pipeline. To show its practical applicability, we emphasize on the computational requirements and performance of CS-Rosetta for protein targets of varying molecular weight and complexity. Finally, we discuss the current Python interface, which enables easy execution of protocols for rapid and accurate high-resolution structure determination.

SUBMITTER: Nerli S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7416455 | biostudies-literature | 2019

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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CS-ROSETTA.

Nerli Santrupti S   Sgourakis Nikolaos G NG  

Methods in enzymology 20180911


Chemical Shift-Rosetta (CS-Rosetta) is an automated method that employs NMR chemical shifts to model protein structures de novo. In this chapter, we introduce the terminology and central concepts of CS-Rosetta. We describe the architecture and functionality of automatic NOESY assignment (AutoNOE) and structure determination protocols (Abrelax and RASREC) within the CS-Rosetta framework. We further demonstrate how CS-Rosetta can discriminate near-native structures against a large conformational s  ...[more]

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