If you use the python version, run the requirements.txt with pip install -r requirements.txt
.
An .exe version can be found on my GoogleDrive here and was compiled for 32bit.
An examples can be found for the small molecule kinase inhibitor Ceritinib in the examples folder.
Script is fairly straightforward to use:
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Integrate peaks in Topspin (you probably have done that already), and copy their values into the .txt files. For example into
100ms.txt
for 100ms mixing time. -
Write the names of your peaks of the lipid and the ligand into
ini_data\chemical.txt
andini_data\lipid.txt
respectively, as well as the name of the lipid and ligand. -
In
plot_data\lipid_sorted.txt
you can sort the peaks in the order you want. Inplot_data\plot_data.txt
you can set the bar colors. -
Run the script.
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In
zresults\yourdrugname\...
you can find the results. If you want to eliminate certain bars from the plot, set 1->0 inbarplot_elimination.txt
for the corresponding peak. -
If you want to check the fits (done with Levenberg-Marquardt), and maybe take out a point there, simply navigate to
x.xppm
and modify the corresponding peak inx.x_eliminator.txt
from 1->0 -
Run script again, changes are applied.
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If you want to do the plot yourself, the cross relaxation rates are in
sigma.txt
, the errors insigma_errors.txt
, and the correlation time inT_is.txt
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Good Luck.
-V