Hi Mina,
Badoo Mina wrote, On 04/05/13 16:49:
> This is my first post to the group. I hope it would be a great experience :)
I hope so too :)
> I am trying to compare the H-bonds in two NMR strcutures. So, I need to
> calculate H-bonds with a cutoff 2.5 and angle 35 angestrom that are
> availbale in 10 structures out of 20. I run list_hbonds.py as below:
> list_hb, selection1, cutoff=2.5, angle=35
> but it doesn not meet what I want.
Can you be more precise why it does not meet what you want? What result
do you get, and what result do you expect? I would use the hb_list
script like this:
PyMOL> fetch 2m1c, async=0
PyMOL> split_states 2m1c, prefix=s
PyMOL> list_hb s_0001, cutoff=2.5, angle=35, hb_list_name=hb1
PyMOL> list_hb s_0002, cutoff=2.5, angle=35, hb_list_name=hb2
PyMOL> list_hb s_0003, cutoff=2.5, angle=35, hb_list_name=hb3
...
> I want to look at inter and intra
> H-bonds (between two complexes of the protein and in each chain, too).
> How can I do that when I have splitted the ensemble to the 20 structures
> in pymol?
Actually I would be prefer PyMOL's distance command for such a job, it
works on all states at once, so you don't need to split states.
PyMOL> fetch 2m1c, async=0
PyMOL> set h_bond_max_angle, 35
PyMOL> distance hbAB, chain A, chain B, 2.5, mode=2
PyMOL> distance hbAA, chain A, chain A, 2.5, mode=2
PyMOL> distance hbBB, chain B, chain B, 2.5, mode=2
This doesn't print the H-bond pairs to the console output. If you need
that, use this script: http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Get_raw_distances
See also: http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Distance
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Thomas
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