RESIDUE_TYPE = | 'undefined' | new residue type |
# Example for: MUTATE_MODEL # This will read a PDB file, change its sequence a little, build new # coordinates for any of the additional atoms using only the internal # geometry, and write the mutant PDB file. It can be seen as primitive, # but rapid comparative modeling for substitution mutants. For insertion # and deletion mutants, follow the standard comparative modeling procedure. # Read the topology library with non-hydrogen atoms only: READ_TOPOLOGY FILE = '$(LIB)/top_heav.lib', TOPOLOGY_MODEL = 3 # To produce a mutant with all hydrogens, uncomment this line: # READ_TOPOLOGY FILE = '$(LIB)/top.lib', TOPOLOGY_MODEL = 1 # Read the CHARMM parameter library: READ_PARAMETERS FILE = '$(LIB)/par.lib' # Read the original PDB file and copy its sequence to the alignment array: READ_MODEL FILE = '1fas' SEQUENCE_TO_ALI ADD_SEQUENCE = on, ATOM_FILES = '1fas', ALIGN_CODES = '1fas' # Select the residues to be mutated: in this case all ASP residues: PICK_ATOMS RES_TYPES = 'ASP' # The second example is commented out; it selects residues '1' and '10'. # SET SELECTION_SEARCH = 'SEGMENT', SELECTION_FROM = 'ALL' # PICK_ATOMS SELECTION_SEGMENT = '1' '1', SELECTION_STATUS = 'INITIALIZE' # PICK_ATOMS SELECTION_SEGMENT = '10' '10', SELECTION_STATUS = 'ADD' # Mutate the selected residues into HSD residues (neutral HIS): MUTATE_MODEL RESIDUE_TYPE = 'HSD' # Add the mutated sequence to the alignment arrays (it is now the second # sequence in the alignment): SEQUENCE_TO_ALI ADD_SEQUENCE = on, ALIGN_CODES = ALIGN_CODES '1fas-1' # Generate molecular topology for the mutant: GENERATE_TOPOLOGY SEQUENCE = '1fas-1' # Transfer all the coordinates you can from the template native structure # to the mutant (this works even if the order of atoms in the native PDB # file is not standard): TRANSFER_XYZ # Build the remaining unknown coordinates for the mutant: BUILD_MODEL INITIALIZE_XYZ = off # Write the mutant to a file: WRITE_MODEL FILE = '1fas-1.atm'