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How to get the charge on each Amino residue? #164

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samit1194 opened this issue Jun 10, 2023 · 1 comment
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How to get the charge on each Amino residue? #164

samit1194 opened this issue Jun 10, 2023 · 1 comment

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@samit1194
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Hi,

Once pKa File is generated. It has the following columns to see the charges.

  1. Sidechain Hydrogen Bond: This column indicates the hydrogen bonding interactions involving the sidechain of the residue.

  2. Backbone Hydrogen Bond: This column indicates the hydrogen bonding interactions involving the backbone of the residue.

  3. Coulombic Interaction: This column provides information about the coulombic interactions of the residue.

To assess the protonation states, I can compare the pKa value with the pH of the solvent, along with the respective charge on the Amino residue.

Since I will be using the AMBER FF, ASP would need to be renamed as ASH, and likewise for other Amino acids.

Which columns must I consider for calculating the charge on the Amino residue? and what is the logic behind it?

@YZXyinzhaoxu
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Excuse me, I was wondering where “python-m propka” will be used after downloading the propka python module? Use it in python/ jupyter notebook, or in windows power shell?

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