On Feb 17, 2021, at 3:42 PM, Chemmama, Ilan <Ilan.Chemmama@ucsf.edu> wrote:
Hi Eric,
Thank you for the reply. I have a couple of follow up questions if I may.
(i) I have run the script you attached but I get a few errors:
rot_type=“GLU" rots=get_rotamers(res, resType=rot_type)
gives only two rotamers (`len(rots))`. When I run this on the GUI, I get 54 rotamers which is what I would expect.
Well, that's because there's a bug in the example code I sent. Doh. The second line should be: bbdep, rots = get_rotamers(res, resType=rot_type)
(ii) I get a Chimera error: File "/opt/chimera-1.14-1.fc31/share/chimera/triggerSet.py", line 83, in invoke self._funcData, triggerData) File "/opt/chimera-1.14-1.fc31/share/chimera/Sequence.py", line 401, in wrapper2 s._residueCB(a1, a2, a3) File "/opt/chimera-1.14-1.fc31/share/chimera/Sequence.py", line 626, in _residueCB if res3to1(res.type) != ungapped[pos]: IndexError: string index out of range
Error processing trigger "Residue": IndexError: string index out of range
File "/opt/chimera-1.14-1.fc31/share/chimera/Sequence.py", line 626, in _residueCB if res3to1(res.type) != ungapped[pos]:
I found a workaround in the mean time. I managed to make Chimera saved all the rotamers in a single PDB file, and an extra character was added to RES_NAME entry in the PDB file to differentiate each rotamer. Then I just did some file manipulations and split the PDB appropriately.
Glad you got something satisfactory to work. :-) --Eric
Thanks again ! Ilan
On Feb 17, 2021, at 2:40 PM, Eric Pettersen <pett@cgl.ucsf.edu <mailto:pett@cgl.ucsf.edu>> wrote:
Hi Ilan, I see that the Dunbrack 2010 rotamer library is now being released under a more permissive license than previously, so this kind of quasi-bulk dumping of library info is probably okay. Nonetheless, since you are using the library so extensively it would be nice of you to register as a library user here if you could: https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__dunbrack.fccc.edu_bbdep2... <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__dunbrack.fccc.edu_bbdep2...> . And of course if any publication results from it, cite the paper shown in the Rotamers dialog. Okay, that said, you are going to have to use a Python script to do what you want. Assuming you have somehow selected the residue involved, to get all rotamers of LYS for it, the heart of the script would be:
from chimera import runCommand as run from Rotamers import getRotamers from chimera import selection
rot_type = "LYS"
res = selection.currentResidues()[0] rots = getRotamers(res, resType=rot_type) for i in range(len(rots)): run("swapaa %s sel criteria %d" % (rot_type, i+1)) run("write 0 /path/to/save/folder/struct%s%d.%d.pdb" % (rot_type, res.id.position, i+1))
Let me know If you need more help than that.
--Eric
Eric Pettersen UCSF Computer Graphics Lab
On Feb 16, 2021, at 7:24 PM, Chemmama, Ilan <Ilan.Chemmama@ucsf.edu <mailto:Ilan.Chemmama@ucsf.edu>> wrote:
Dear Developers,
I am trying to write a PDB for each rotamer in Chimera. I run the command: `swapaa RES :RESNUM lib Dunbrack criteria manual`
I get the enumeration for each rotamers from SCRWL library. I was wondering if there was a way to write each of those rotamers into separate PDB file using a script. Some residues have large number of possible rotamers and manually selecting the rotamer and saving the PDB file is not tractable.
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