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Posted by Edward d'Auvergne on May 14, 2014 - 17:32:
Dear Vineet,

The problem you are seeing is a simple bug - Dpar is simply being
displayed twice.  Could you please create a bug report for this?
Simply fill out the details at
https://gna.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=relax.  I will then fix the
problem and the solution will be available with the next relax
release.  The bug report will be useful for other users

Cheers,

Edward


P. S.  I can already see the problem in the relax source code.  See if
you can see it too in the display() function at
http://www.nmr-relax.com/api/3.1/pipe_control.diffusion_tensor-pysrc.html#display.


On 14 May 2014 17:00, Panwalkar, Vineet <v.panwalkar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear users,

I have recently carried out two seperate model-free analysis on a ~5 kDa 
protein with relaxation data measured at 600, 800 and 900 MHz. I used the 
fully automated analysis scripts for the analysis.

In the first run, I used the lowest energy structure from my 15 structure 
ensemble. I get an oblate diffusion tensor. When I read the results and ask 
for diffusion_tensor.display() in relax, I get the table with all the data 
which is as follows...

Diffusion type   spheroid
  tm (s)            4.63577e-09
  Diso (rad/s)      3.59523e+07
  Da (rad/s)       -3.36136e+07
  Dpar (rad/s)      1.35432e+07
  Dper (rad/s)      1.35432e+07
  Dratio               0.287196
  theta (rad)          0.633624
  phi (rad)             2.61738
  Fixed flag       True

What is confusing me is that, even though the Dratio is 0.287196, the 
individual Dpar and Dper values are exactly the same! I have seen the same 
when I run relax on a complex of the 5 kDa protein and a 1.1 kDa peptide, 
where relaxation data was recorded only for the protein.

I ran another run, this time using the pdb file containing all the 15 
lowest energy structures. Analysis of the same relaxation data with this 
structure gives me an ellipsoid diffusion model with following parameters..

Diffusion type   ellipsoid
  tm (s)           4.63094e-09
  Diso (rad/s)     3.59898e+07
  Da (rad/s)        2.4722e+07
  Dr                  0.475806
  Dx (rad/s)       1.59863e+07
  Dy (rad/s)        3.9512e+07
  Dz (rad/s)       5.24711e+07
  alpha (rad)          2.59643
  beta (rad)             2.087
  gamma (rad)         0.438009
  Fixed flag       True

I remember reading an old post where Ed mentions that relax is not set up 
to carry out analysis for residues with multiple NH bond vectors since it 
lies in the model-free theory itself. In the same post it is also mentioned 
that if that is the case then relax should give an error. Now, about 5 
residues at the N terminus and 2 at the C terminus of my 43 residue protein 
are unstructured and show high backbone RMSD. It would be great if i get 
some help regarding the understanding of why in such a case, there was no 
error given from relax. And also, what measures are to be taken to run 
relax analysis on such a protein using the 15 structure ensemble as an 
input structure. Is this change from oblate to ellipsoid a case of 
over-estimation of the diffusion properties occuring due to highly flexible 
termini in the protein?

Regards,

Vineet


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