1. Molecular Operating Environment Moe

The Biology NetworkBioinformaticsnews for genome hackers Information. If you have a specific bioinformatics related question, there is also the question and answer site and the next generation sequencing community. If you want to read more about genetics or personalized medicine, please visit. Information about curated, biological-relevant databases can be found in. Multicore, cluster, and cloud computing news, articles and tools can be found over at.Getting a job in bioinformatics.Friends. Ha, well my teacher gave us the our first assignement. Find potential problems with the Hemoglobin Protein with E6V mutation (other than the E6V).

Can somebody provide links to download Molecular Operating Environment (MOE)? I request for some detailed information and notes for the same. Install and open weka. Click explorer. Installation and accommodating a wide range of cable sizes. The amount of airborne contamination determines the operating environment. Organic rubber materials often have double carbon bond molecular backbones, which are quickly cleaved by ozone.

Molecular Operating Environment Moe

His only hint was check the distance around the heme groups. Now I've never used this program before so I'm incredibly lost. He linked me the tutorial that comes with the program so here I am.I am a student in bioinformatics btw.edited for clarity, I open up the sequence window and I colored the 4 domains in ribbon form. I have the Heme groups out but. Where should I progress from here? I guess I shall google around. Hello classmate:PSeriously when he says don't take it too seriously, he means it.

That said, MOE tutorials I've found have all sucked. The in-program User Help is kind of nice though. Schrodinger is good too, but I think we have to use MOE for this assignment xxAll in all, just try and answer the best you can and he will be happy. He more looks to see that we tried and do the work. If you wait for him to tell you you're correct on something, you'll be waiting a very, very long time.As for MOE though, seriously if you're looking for something specific try the Help files. If you find a better tutorial, pass it my way.

Hm, at those times when I have used MOE, it was really a nice software. I do not really know about its recent state. I would switch off the fancy ribbon rendering and try to find a function/menu that adds/visualizes polar Hs, marks possible H-bonds around the HEME part, and have a look at the difference of the mutated and the normal one. Then check distances and angles - your eyes will hurt by the end of the day of course. The usual H-bond distance is around 2.8A.

Probably there is a new HB formed or one lost.The other possibility is to look at the non-bonding pairs that are pointing towards iron, so probably there can be something suspicious (occupying the space from the ligand, etc.).These would be the first steps I would make, and the possiblities are endless.