Hi Tommi,

This can be done in cns with the following script I wrote. You will need to 
make the cns-formatted molecular topology and coordinate files with the 
generate_easy.inp script, which can be found in the input files section of 
http://cns-online.org/v1.3/.

Best Regards,

Jack Tanner


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------------------- start bridgingwaters.inp ------------

!read cns-formatted molecular topology and coordinate files
 struc @5kf6.pdb.cns.mtf end
 coord @5kf6.pdb.cns.pdb

!store chain A protein
  iden (store1)(segid A and (byres name CA))
!store chain B protein
  iden (store2)(segid B and (byres name CA))
!select waters within 3.2 Angstrom of chain A
  iden (store3)(resname HOH and (store1 around 3.2))
!select waters within 3.2 Angstrom of chain B
  iden (store4)(resname HOH and (store2 around 3.2))
!select intersection to get bridging waters
 iden  (store5)(store3 and store4)
!write results to pdb file
  write coor output=bridgingwater.pdb form=pdbo sele=(store5) end
stop

 ------------------- end bridgingwaters.inp ------------



Dear all,

Is there a something available to automatically analyse/identifiy/quantify 
bound (“bridging”) water molecules at protein-protein interfaces?  Could not 
find anyting right away.

Thanks in advance,
Best,

Tommi




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