Using the "-r atoms.radii" option is not necessary.
The default values as listed below will be used if you do not use the option.
If you want to change the atom radii copy the file to the current working directory:
cp /sgi/local/msp/v3.5/doc/atoms.radii .
edit the file, and use the option as indicated in the command line:
1 1.60 0.57 O=C
2 1.70 0.66 OH
3 1.60 0.57 OCO
4 1.65 0.70 NH
5 1.70 0.70 NH2
6 1.75 0.70 NH3
7 1.85 0.77 CH
8 1.90 0.77 CH2
9 1.95 0.77 CH3
10 1.80 0.67 CAr
11 1.90 0.70 CHAr
12 1.90 1.04 S
21 1.50 1.50 Metal
31 2.00 0.77 CAlNu
32 1.77 0.67 CArNu
33 1.40 0.66 OSuNu
34 1.64 0.57 O=CNu
35 1.64 0.57 OPONu
36 1.55 0.65 NArNu
37 1.86 0.70 NAlNu
38 1.80 0.95 P
99 1.00 0.50 H
In the CSB core do the following to indroduce new atoms:
cp /sgi/local/msp/v3.5/doc/* .
Edit atoms.radii and mspattern.h to suit your case, then give a command similar to the following:
msroll -m 2rns.pdb -p 1.4 -r atoms.radii -y mspattern.h -v prot.vol
Last CSB Revision: Tuesday, 10-Jun-1997 15:48:16 EDT