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Dear Community, I am actually working on research regarding the performance of using p2rank to identify protein binding site prediction, keep on my eye that the results obtained for the pockets sequence in the amino acid descriptors position calculated are not identically similar in position as in RCSB Protein Data Bank, it shows me that the sequence has been cut from the beginning, There is any explanation for the reason why this is happening? it is because of the algorithm? Thank you Regards Sghl |
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Hi @Sghl1, thank you for your question. Could you provide one example where that happens? Could you also elaborate on what do you exactly mean by "results obtained for the pockets sequence in the amino acid descriptors position calculated"? Which output file are you looking at? |
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Dear Rdk,
Please see the screenshots attached, showing the sequence of the PDB code
interested in P2RANK and in https://www.rcsb.org/sequence/1O86 sequence of
the same protein.
The amino acid descriptor in Pocket 1 shows in the sequence that is ( E )
and the position is (123) while in Rcsb the sequence of the same protein
shows that is in the 126 position
Why has the position of the sequence been cut 3 places from the beginning?
it is relative because of the algorithm?
Thank you
Kind regards
Sghl
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Hi @Sghl1 <https://github.com/Sghl1>, thank you for your question.
Could you provide one example where that happens? Could you aleo elaborate
on what do you exactly mean by "results obtained for the pockets sequence
in the amino acid descriptors position calculated"? Which output file are
you looking at?
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@Sghl1 I don't see any screenshots.
Where do you see that? |
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@Sghl1 in this case the root of a problem seems to be in the fact that not all residues of the uniprot sequence are modelled (i.e. present in the PDB structure), which is a common occurence in the PDB. Another fact is that the sequence visualizers in both https://www.rcsb.org/sequence/1O86 and https://prankweb.cz/ show on the top a line with numbers that represent a simple position in the sequence from 1 to n. The sequence visualization in PDB https://www.rcsb.org/sequence/1O86 displays the Uniprot sequence overlaid with PDB sequence and first 3 residues are not present in the PDB sequence (see UNMODELED row). I'd recommend to disregard whatever sequence numbers are displayed in the sequence visualisers and instead look at so called author sequence numbers of individual residues (i.e. numbers that are present in pdb/cif files and can serve as unique identifiers of a given residue (together with a chain name and insertion code)). You can download results from prankweb.cz using "Download data" button and look into the file |
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@Sghl1 in this case the root of a problem seems to be in the fact that not all residues of the uniprot sequence are modelled (i.e. present in the PDB structure), which is a common occurence in the PDB. Another fact is that the sequence visualizers in both https://www.rcsb.org/sequence/1O86 and https://prankweb.cz/ show on the top a line with numbers that represent a simple position in the sequence from 1 to n.
The sequence visualization in PDB https://www.rcsb.org/sequence/1O86 displays the Uniprot sequence overlaid with PDB sequence and first 3 residues are not present in the PDB sequence (see UNMODELED row).
I'd recommend to disregard whatever sequence numbers are displayed in the seque…