Closed CrucisGamma closed 3 years ago
Yeah I love this idea! Were you thinking of having a a few samples to show what Constellation can do or a plugin to pull these proteins and map them? I'm not sure how you'd go about mapping the above biological assembly but we can definitely map the the atom structure. I had a go today and it looks like this...
Constellation_covid19_spike_glycoprotein.zip I've attached the star graph and a 10sec video panning around the protein
@Guilty-Spark-343 Where did you get the data source? I wasn't really sure what to look for
Yeah it worked really well, super happy how it turned out! I pulled the structure from https://www.rcsb.org/structure/6VXX as a PDB file (Protein Data Bank) which is the atom structure then constellated it in a simple notebook with biopython. We can't generally go from the nucleotide sequence to structure but RCSB has thousands of structures in that PDB format.
Wow @Guilty-Spark-343 that is super amazing! Well done!
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Closing this but adding it to the ticket #850 as it would be a worthy addition to the website to advertise what Constellation is capable of.
Not entirely sure if it's possible, but I think mapping out the SARS-CoV-2 DNA sequencing would be something to be able to do and may open up Constellation to different fields that may not have looked at it previously.
I've downloaded the SARS-CoV-2 genome (from here I believe https://genexa.ch/sars2-bioinformatics-resources/) but it's only the ACGT type data for the nucleotides(?)
etc
I'm not entirely sure where the spatial data for constellation is as in how the spatial information for the parts of the dna that fold back on itself and forms the 'spike' for the ACE-2 receptor but being able to get that information from somewhere would allow a pretty cool default data set to have and to be able to display in 3d (something that looks a bit like this: https://cdn.geekwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/200219-cov19-1-630x344.jpg)