Are you perhaps thinking of the pdbqt format?

On 6 Aug 2016 5:20 p.m., "Stefano Forli" <fo...@scripps.edu> wrote:

> Hi,
> the PDB format doesn't support partial charges, so I suspect the one you
> write is not a standard one and will not be recognized by the OpenBabel
> parser.
> Therefore, when generating the Mol2 file, the default charges (Gasteiger,
> I believe) will be assigned.
>
> My advice would be to convert directly the MOPAC output (which is
> supported) into Mol2, and see if the proper charges are kept.
>
> S
>
>
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> From: samdani [samdani1...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2016 1:07 AM
> To: openbabel-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Open Babel] Atomic charge changed during conversion from pdb to
>      mol2
>
> Dear open babel community
>
> I used MOPAC to minimize the ligand and obtain the output in PDB format
> with
> atomic charges. When I converted the PDB file to mol2 using babel the
> atomic
> charges were found to be modified. Can anyone help me to preserve the
> charges during conversion or any other mode of way to obtain the ligand
> output with atomic charges preserved? Below am pasting the PDB file and
> mol2
> file for reference.
>
> The PDB file
> ATOM      1  O   LIG A   1      -2.264  -1.020   0.122  1.00         -0.39
> PROT O
> ATOM      2  O   LIG A   1       2.796   0.538  -0.113  1.00      -0.39
> PROT
> O
> ATOM      3  C   LIG A   1      -1.114  -0.659   0.066  1.00          0.41
> PROT C
> ATOM      4  C   LIG A   1      -0.751   0.792  -0.005  1.00          0.00
> PROT C
> ATOM      5  C   LIG A   1       0.001  -1.641   0.066  1.00         -0.22
> PROT C
> ATOM      6  C   LIG A   1       0.532   1.171  -0.065  1.00         -0.28
> PROT C
> ATOM      7  C   LIG A   1       1.275  -1.250   0.008  1.00         -0.20
> PROT C
> ATOM      8  C   LIG A   1       1.640   0.192  -0.062  1.00          0.43
> PROT C
> ATOM      9  C   LIG A   1      -1.893   1.734  -0.003  1.00         -0.45
> PROT C
> ATOM     10  H   LIG A   1      -0.305  -2.687   0.117  1.00          0.18
> PROT H
> ATOM     11  H   LIG A   1       0.839   2.216  -0.119  1.00          0.19
> PROT H
> ATOM     12  H   LIG A   1       2.118  -1.944   0.006  1.00          0.18
> PROT H
> ATOM     13  H   LIG A   1      -2.493   1.632   0.919  1.00          0.18
> PROT H
> ATOM     14  H   LIG A   1      -1.591   2.787  -0.085  1.00          0.16
> PROT H
> ATOM     15  H   LIG A   1      -2.589   1.523  -0.834  1.00          0.18
> PROT H
> END
>
> Converted mol2 file using babel
> @<TRIPOS>MOLECULE
> A_lig1.pdb
>  15 15 0 0 0
> SMALL
> GASTEIGER
>
> @<TRIPOS>ATOM
>       1  O         -2.2640   -1.0200    0.1220 O.2     1  LIG1
>  -0.2876
>       2  O          2.7960    0.5380   -0.1130 O.2     1  LIG1
>  -0.2879
>       3  C         -1.1140   -0.6590    0.0660 C.2     1  LIG1
> 0.1821
>       4  C         -0.7510    0.7920   -0.0050 C.2     1  LIG1
>  -0.0002
>       5  C          0.0010   -1.6410    0.0660 C.2     1  LIG1
>  -0.0111
>       6  C          0.5320    1.1710   -0.0650 C.2     1  LIG1
>  -0.0084
>       7  C          1.2750   -1.2500    0.0080 C.2     1  LIG1
>  -0.0113
>       8  C          1.6400    0.1920   -0.0620 C.2     1  LIG1
> 0.1795
>       9  C         -1.8930    1.7340   -0.0030 C.3     1  LIG1
>  -0.0360
>      10  H         -0.3050   -2.6870    0.1170 H       1  LIG1
> 0.0657
>      11  H          0.8390    2.2160   -0.1190 H       1  LIG1
> 0.0659
>      12  H          2.1180   -1.9440    0.0060 H       1  LIG1
> 0.0657
>      13  H         -2.4930    1.6320    0.9190 H       1  LIG1
> 0.0279
>      14  H         -1.5910    2.7870   -0.0850 H       1  LIG1
> 0.0279
>      15  H         -2.5890    1.5230   -0.8340 H       1  LIG1
> 0.0279
> @<TRIPOS>BOND
>      1    15     9    1
>      2    11     6    1
>      3     2     8    2
>      4    14     9    1
>      5     6     8    1
>      6     6     4    2
>      7     8     7    1
>      8     4     9    1
>      9     4     3    1
>     10     9    13    1
>     11    12     7    1
>     12     7     5    2
>     13     3     5    1
>     14     3     1    2
>     15     5    10    1
>
>
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