Re: [ccp4bb] Any calculation function in CCP4 to analyze coordinate file?

2012-02-28 Thread Eleanor Dodson
There are tools to do this - eg REFMAC will tell you no of residues and 
atoms. PDBSET baverage/ rwcontents etc all offer bits of info, but i guess 
it would be useful to have a more organised report..


Eleanor

On Feb 27 2012, Jan Dohnalek wrote:


We have been doing a bit of this using a simple program under Linux -
pdbskim.
A linux binary available on request. Very simple output though, focused on
infromation on occ, Bs alternatives, etc to help make decisions during
structure refinement.

Jan


On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 11:59 PM, WENHE ZHONG
wrote:


Dear members,

Just have a silly question past my mind: is there any program in CCP4 
can be used to analyze coordinate file (.pdb format) to have a very 
general/overall discription about the structure? --such as the total 
number of protein residues/water/ligand, the total atoms of 
protein/water/ligand, the average b-factor of protein/water/ligand, the 
number of residues which have alternative side chians, and so on.


Thank you.

King regards,
Wenhe








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Re: [ccp4bb] Any calculation function in CCP4 to analyze coordinate file?

2012-02-27 Thread Jan Dohnalek
We have been doing a bit of this using a simple program under Linux -
pdbskim.
A linux binary available on request. Very simple output though, focused on
infromation on occ, Bs alternatives, etc to help make decisions during
structure refinement.

Jan


On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 11:59 PM, WENHE ZHONG
wrote:

> Dear members,
>
> Just have a silly question past my mind: is there any program in CCP4 can
> be used to analyze coordinate file (.pdb format) to have a very
> general/overall discription about the structure? --such as the total number
> of protein residues/water/ligand, the total atoms of protein/water/ligand,
> the average b-factor of protein/water/ligand, the number of residues which
> have alternative side chians, and so on.
>
> Thank you.
>
> King regards,
> Wenhe
>



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Re: [ccp4bb] Any calculation function in CCP4 to analyze coordinate file?

2012-02-26 Thread Tim Gruene
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Dear Wenhe,

what you name 'general' may in fact be quite specific and hence running
a single program without any options provided is rather unlikely to give
the answers you seek.

moleman2 and other USF utilities (not a ccp4 program) come closest to
what you are looking for, I guess.

Cheers,
Tim


On 02/25/2012 11:59 PM, WENHE ZHONG wrote:
> Dear members,
> 
> Just have a silly question past my mind: is there any program in CCP4 can
> be used to analyze coordinate file (.pdb format) to have a very
> general/overall discription about the structure? --such as the total number
> of protein residues/water/ligand, the total atoms of protein/water/ligand,
> the average b-factor of protein/water/ligand, the number of residues which
> have alternative side chians, and so on.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> King regards,
> Wenhe
> 

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[ccp4bb] Any calculation function in CCP4 to analyze coordinate file?

2012-02-25 Thread WENHE ZHONG
Dear members,

Just have a silly question past my mind: is there any program in CCP4 can
be used to analyze coordinate file (.pdb format) to have a very
general/overall discription about the structure? --such as the total number
of protein residues/water/ligand, the total atoms of protein/water/ligand,
the average b-factor of protein/water/ligand, the number of residues which
have alternative side chians, and so on.

Thank you.

King regards,
Wenhe