CCL: Re: software to convert XYZ format to PDB ?
- From: Michel Petitjean <ptitjean~at~itodys.jussieu.fr>
- Subject: CCL: Re: software to convert XYZ format to PDB ?
- Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2004 11:57:03 +0200 (MEST)
To: <chemistry~at~ccl.net>
Subject: CCL:software to convert XYZ format to PDB ?
Imagine that you are the programmer: how could you know from
the atomic symbols and the X,Y,Z coordinates what could be
the residue ? The N,CA,C,O coordinates of all residues of
all known proteins in the PDB offer quite similar 3D patterns.
If the residue information is not read by the programme,
it will not be output by the programme.
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Tamas E. Gunda <tgunda~at~puma.unideb.hu> wrote:
>
> I need to convert protein structure presented as XYZ (Cartesian coordinate
> file)
> to the PDB file format.
> The problem is that many software packages can do the job but not
> completely.
> In other words, when such software reads an XYZ file (see the fragment
> below):
>
> N -1.21000 43.30600 -19.48400
> C -1.45100 43.83100 -20.83200
> C -1.89300 45.28700 -20.70900
> O -1.42200 46.16400 -21.43800
>
> it generates the following PDB analog with unknown residual names and
> numbers:
>
> ATOM 462 N UNK A 1 -1.210 43.306 -19.484 1.00 0.00
> ATOM 463 C UNK A 1 -1.451 43.831 -20.832 1.00 0.00
> ATOM 464 C UNK A 1 -1.893 45.287 -20.709 1.00 0.00
> ATOM 465 O UNK A 1 -1.422 46.164 -21.438 1.00 0.00
>
> while the correct pdb file must specify the residual names and numbers:
>
> ATOM 462 N VAL 32 -1.210 43.306 -19.484 1.00 14.04
> N
> ATOM 463 CA VAL 32 -1.451 43.831 -20.832 1.00 6.48
> C
> ATOM 464 C VAL 32 -1.893 45.287 -20.709 1.00 8.17
> C
> ATOM 465 O VAL 32 -1.422 46.164 -21.438 1.00 10.91
> O
>