Protein-Protein-Water-Docking #86
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HI @Jason-Han-Hu, thanks for the question. We remove all water molecules during training and inference. Since the model is trained without the water molecules (but they are inherently present in the training data), the predictions will also assume that water is present (although the water molecules won't be shown explicitly). If you have an application that requires water to be explicitly shown, we'd love to hear more. |
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Thanks for you response, @joshim5. I'm trying to identify key amino acids involved in protein-protein interactions, so I need to visualize all possible hydrogen bonds, salt bridges, or other interactions. Is there a way to explicitly display these water molecules in PyMOL? |
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HI @Jason-Han-Hu, thanks for the question. We remove all water molecules during training and inference. Since the model is trained without the water molecules (but they are inherently present in the training data), the predictions will also assume that water is present (although the water molecules won't be shown explicitly).
If you have an application that requires water to be explicitly shown, we'd love to hear more.