This is a follow-up puzzle for Puzzle 1268, now with NMR torsion constraints! We have some experimental data from NMR spectroscopy that tells us about some structural propensities of this protein, but we don’t have a way to turn that data into a structure. Here we've included some of these data as torsional constraints, which constrain the backbone φ- and ψ-torsions of each residue. The constraints are reflected in the Backbone subscore; look for residues with with a bad Backbone score to find areas that need improvement! Some of the torsion constraints are suggestive of α-helices and β-sheets, which have been included in the starting structure for your convenience. Players will be able to load in manual saves from Puzzle 1268 and use them as a starting point here.
With the wide range of segment scores in this puzzle, it would also be nice to be able to choose the scaling of the coloring from red to green. Currently most of my protein is scoring bright green making it hard to decide which parts can be improved. Relative score coloring partly does this but I would like more control.
With the wide range of segment scores in this puzzle, it would also be nice to be able to choose the scaling of the coloring from red to green. Currently most of my protein is scoring bright green making it hard to decide which parts can be improved. Relative score coloring partly does this but I would like more control.
With the wide range of segment scores in this puzzle, it would also be nice to be able to choose the scaling of the coloring from red to green. Currently most of my protein is scoring bright green making it hard to decide which parts can be improved. Relative score coloring partly does this but I would like more control.