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ROTAMER was written by Pat Fleming to answer the following question:
Which side chains in a protein structure are in a defined rotamer conformation
and, if in a defined rotamer, is the specific rotamer a major or minor one in
terms of occurance?
ROTAMER compares the CHI angle values to the BACKBONE INDEPENDENT rotamer library of Roland Dunbrack as described in Protein Science (1997) 6(8):1661-1681. If the CHI angles for a side chain are within 2 sigma of the respective CHI angle values of a rotamer in that library the residue is considered to be in a rotamer.
ROTAMER requires moleman2 to be available for calculating the CHI angles.
setup rotamer
and
rotamer filename.pdb
The output will be in filename.rot
ROTAMER ANALYSIS for 2rns.pdb Not counting 3 GLY and 10 ALA residues in a total of 116 residues. 66 = NUMBER of residues found in defined rotamer conformations 64.0777 = PERCENTAGE of non-GLY, non-ALA residues in defined rotamers To be a DEFINED ROTAMER all the CHI angles must be within +/- 2 sigma of the mean angles for that specific rotamer as defined in the rotamer library bbind98.Feb.lib of R. Dunbrack, which can be obtained at www.fccc.edu/research/labs/dunbrack/bbdep.html. [See Protein Science (1997) 6(8):1661-1681.] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Definitions of the columns in the Table below are: RES RESNUM - Residue name and number. ROTAMER - Each CHI is assigned a number 1-4 according to bbind98.Feb.lib and this indicates the angle is within 2 sigma of mean value for a rotamer of that residue. An X marks first CHI that does not fall within 2 sigma of mean value for a rotamer of that residue. The presence of an X indicates NOT in a defined rotamer. A zero indicates that the residue does not have that CHI angle. PROB - Probability of that ROTAMER for the respective residue. The sum of probabilities is 100.0 for each residue. Dashes indicate not a defined rotamer. RANK - MAJOR = Probability of specific rotamer > median probability of all rotamers of that residue. minor = Probability of specific rotamer =< median probability of all rotamers of that residue. ----- = Not a defined rotamer. CHI-1 CHI-2 CHI-3 CHI-4 - The value of each angle in degrees. [These determined by moleman2 [Kleywegt, (1997)J Mol Biol 273, 371-376] ROT1 - The angle for CHI-1 falls within the following torsion space. (This does not indicate presence or absence of a defined rotamer but is useful for consideration of backbone dependence.) g+ 0 <= CHI-1 < 120 t 120 <= CHI-1 < 240 g- -120 <= CHI-1 < 0 PHI PSI - The value of each angle in degrees. RES RESNUM ROTAMER PROB RANK CHI-1 CHI-2 CHI-3 CHI-4 ROT1 PHI PSI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LYS 1 2 1 2 X ----- ----- -156.1 53.2 -152.2 165.9 t -999.9 156.6 GLU 2 3 2 3 0 9.32 MAJOR -42.2 -179.8 -73.9 xxxxx g- -83.0 140.4 THR 3 1 0 0 0 46.84 MAJOR 64.5 xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx g+ -75.9 168.2 LYS 7 X - - - ----- ----- 177.1 173.1 172.3 -77.1 t -61.3 -43.3 PHE 8 X - - - ----- ----- 177.6 -88.3 xxxxx xxxxx t -55.5 -47.9 GLU 9 3 2 2 0 16.92 MAJOR -64.9 163.1 -20.7 xxxxx g- -62.6 -43.4 ARG 10 2 X - - ----- ----- 171.3 179.4 59.9 82.6 t -67.2 -39.2 GLN 11 3 2 3 0 12.02 MAJOR -65.5 -164.8 -52.9 xxxxx g- -78.4 -29.3 HIS 12 3 X - - ----- ----- -60.3 -64.1 xxxxx xxxxx g- -125.5 -13.3 MET 13 3 3 3 0 17.06 MAJOR -72.1 -55.8 -51.7 xxxxx g- -95.8 131.7 ASP 14 2 1 0 0 9.40 MAJOR -177.8 29.7 xxxxx xxxxx t -150.6 73.7 . . .
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