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Bugman: removed Category:Software; added Category:Relaxation dispersion software using HotCat

2020-10-21T15:50:47Z

removed Category:Software; added Category:Relaxation dispersion software using HotCat

Bugman admin: /* Website */ Updates for the SourceForge migration.

2017-09-09T11:43:41Z

Website: Updates for the SourceForge migration.

Bugman: Improved intro text.

2015-12-17T11:05:44Z

Improved intro text.

Bugman: Logo path update.

2015-12-17T10:58:52Z

Logo path update.

Bugman: Added the NESSY logo.

2015-12-17T10:56:28Z

Added the NESSY logo.

Bugman: /* Website */ Fix for the NESSY website link.

2015-12-17T10:41:12Z

Website: Fix for the NESSY website link.

Bugman: Created an article for the NESSY software.

2015-12-17T10:36:33Z

Created an article for the NESSY software.

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The NESSY relaxation dispersion software is supported in relax, in that relax can create NESSY input files. Note that NESSY is in maintenance mode - the project is currently dormant with no active developers.

== Details ==

=== Website ===

The original NESSY website is http://cumc.columbia.edu/dept/gsas/biochem//labs/palmer/software/modelfree.html.

=== Overview ===

From the NESSY website (with light editing):

{{quote|text=NESSY is an open source software to analyse NMR relaxation dispersion data of either CPMG or {{:R1rho}} dispersion experiments. The graphical interface enables simple management of large experimental data sets and simple and automated analysis. NESSY automatically calculates effective transverse relaxation rate ({{:R2eff}}) and performs model selection between different relaxation dispersion models.

Features:

* Calculation of effective transverse relaxation rate ({{:R2eff}})
* Models for 1 - 9 exchanging states
* Analysis of multiple data set (global fit)
* Analysis of CPMG relaxation dispersion experiments
* Analysis of {{:R1rho}} spin lock relaxation dispersion experiments
* Model-selection between different models
* Akaike information criteria (AIC) model selection
* F-test for model selection
* Grid search for estimation of parameters
* Chi2 curvefit and model selection
* Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm (least squares curve fitting)
* Monte Carlo simulations for estimation of uncertainities of extracted parameters
* Extraction of exchange rate ({{:Rex}}), exchange konstant ({{:kex}}), population of exchanging states ({{:pA}}, {{:pB}}), chemical shift differences ({{:deltaomega}})
* Color and width coded structures (PDB)
* Calculation of Free Energy
* van't Hoff analysis (linear and non-linear model)
* Transition state theory (using Eyring equation)
* Hydrogen-Deuterium (H/D) exchange
* 2D and 3D plotting
* Creation of energy landscapes

Compatibility:

* NESSY runs on Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems
* Written in Python for maximal performance
* Import of peak lists:
** Space or tabulator separated
** Semicolon separated
** [[CcpNmr]]
** [[Sparky]]
** [[XEASY]]
** [[NMRView]]
** any text file
* Import of VD lists (Bruker)
* Import of Bruker Protein Dynamics Center Project
* [[PyMOL]]
* Excel, OpenOffice...

Results generated by NESSY:

* Plots in PNG, SVG, PS, EPS and PDF format (see following points)
* Exchange constant {{:kex}}
* Exchange rate {{:Rex}}
* Population of exchanging states ({{:pA}}, {{:pB}})
* Shift differences
* Curvefit to different models
* Model selection
* CSV file of results for Excel, OpenOffice...
* Colour coded structures (using [[PyMOL]])
}}

=== Authors ===

* Michael Bieri.

=== Version ===

The last release was {{Current version NESSY}} from March 2012.

=== Reference ===

* {{#lst:Citations|BieriGooley11}}

== Usage in relax ==

The following user function are provided for NESSY support within relax:

* [http://www.nmr-relax.com/manual/relax_disp_nessy_input relax_disp.nessy_input]

== See also ==

[[Category:Relaxation dispersion analysis]]
[[Category:Software]]

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+The NESSY relaxation dispersion software is supported in relax.  NESSY input project files can be created through a single relax user function, after all base data has been loaded.  Note that NESSY is in maintenance mode - the project is currently dormant with no active developers.
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