The Rosetta Membrane Framework was developed by Julia Koehler Leman and Rebecca Alford at the Gray Lab at JHU. Last updated: 12/12/14.
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A lips file describes the lipophilicity (i.e. lipid environment preference) of a residue in a helix. This information can be used to orient the helices in the membrane and distinguish lipid-facing vs. protein-facing residues. The Rosetta implementation uses the LIPS server from Adamian & Liang on the back-end. Updates are coming soon.
BRD4.lips4 - lipophilicity prediction file created using run_lips.pl script as follows (note that blastpgp and nr database are necessary to run run_lips.pl script
run_lips.pl <fasta file> <span file> <path to blastpgp> <path to nr database> <path to alignblast.pl script>
Example command:
<path to mini>/mini/src/apps/public/membrane_abinitio/run_lips.pl BRD4.fasta BRD4.span /work/bjornw/Apps/blast/bin/blastpgp /scratch/shared/genomes/nr ~bjornw/mini/src/apps/public/membrane_abinitio/alignblast.pl
Sample lips4 file:
Lipid exposed data: resnum mean-lipo lipophil entropy
6 -1.000 3.004 1.211
9 -1.000 2.268 2.137
10 -1.000 4.862 1.095
13 -1.000 1.304 1.552
16 -1.000 3.328 2.025
...
core/conformation/membrane
contains the LipidAccInfo class that stores the information from the lips file.
-mp:setup:lipsfile 1afo.lips4
NOTE: The flag for the original RosettaMembrane is -in:file:lipofile 1afo.lips4
but this option will be deprecated. Please use the new flag!
An example of how the original RosettaMembrane used lips files can be found in Rosetta/main/tests/integration/tests/membrane_abinitio
. This functionality has not yet been tested in the membrane framework.