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Talibov, Vladimir;
Kozielski, Frank;
Sele, Celeste;
Lou, Jiaqi;
Dong, Danni;
Wang, Qian;
Shi, Xinyue;
Nyblom, Maria;
Rogstam, Annika;
Krojer, Tobias;
Knecht, Wolfgang;
Fisher, Zoë
Crystallographic fragment screen against SARS-CoV-2 nsp10
The repository contains experimental data from a crystallographic fragment screening campaign conducted against the Non-structural protein 10 (nsp10) from SARS-CoV-2 at the FragMAX facility at MAX IV Laboratory. Crystals of nsp10 were either soaked with DMSO (“Apo”) or fragments (in DMSO) from the FragMAXlib fragment library (see fragment_SMILES.csv for details).
This repository is part of an accompanying publication entitled “Identification of fragments binding to SARS-CoV-2 nsp10 reveals ligand-binding sites in conserved interfaces between nsp10 and nsp14/nsp16“ that is currently under revision.
The dataset consists of a tar archive (NSP10_fragment_screen.tar) that contains a subfolder for each collected and sucessfully processed dataset. The subfolders contain a scaling logfile, processed MTZ file, PDB and MTZ file after initial refinement with the DIMPLE auto-refinement pipeline, as well as PDB and ligand restraint files for the soaked fragment molecules.
The screening campaign yielded four fragment hits that were clearly discernible in 2mFo-DFc electron density maps and mFo – DFc difference maps. The resulting models and structure factors have been deposited in the Protein Data Bank and the respective raw diffraction images have been uploaded at http://proteindiffraction.org:
NSP10-VT00022: 7ORR (PDB ID)
NSP10-VT00221: 7ORU (PDB ID)
NSP10-VT00239: 7ORV (PDB ID)
NSP10-VT00265: 7ORW (PDB ID)
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fragment_SMILES.csv
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NSP10_fragment_screen.tar
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