Add notebook for running OpenFE with OF3 generated inputs#266
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Here is my proposal for how we can structure this: Title: OpenFE binding affinity predictions from OpenFold3 structures
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…eNotebooks into of3_septop_example
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Looks good, just some grammatical/organization suggestions!
Co-authored-by: Alyssa Travitz <31974495+atravitz@users.noreply.github.com>
would it make more sense to make the last 3 their own section, since they're independent of each other? |
Sorry I'm not sure what you mean @atravitz - are they not already their own section? (I might be misunderstanding what we mean by section) |
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For step 2, maybe choose between either bullet points or a,b,c.
Also in step 2: ncessary to necessary
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I don't know if it's important to add here, but for the protein sequence I did not use the full fasta sequence from uniprot, but the squence from the Xray structure we've been using in the benchmarking.
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Ah thanks! I'll add a bit of text to make that clearer.
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This is great thanks for finishing this up, LGTM!
This is a first pass at a SepTop notebook that used OF3 generated protein-ligand structures.