OpenStructure
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def | AssignDSSP |
def | LoadDSSP |
def ost.bindings.dssp.AssignDSSP | ( | ent, | |
pdb_path = "" , |
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extract_burial_status = False , |
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tmp_dir = None , |
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dssp_bin = None |
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Assign secondary structure states to peptide residues in the structure. This function replaces the "old" AssignDSSP which relies on the DSSP command line program and uses OpenStructure internal functionality only. The sole purpose is to retain the "old" interface and you're adviced to directly use :func:`ost.mol.alg.AssignSecStruct` and :func:`ost.mol.alg.Accessibility`. If you already have a DSSP output file and would like to assign the secondary structure states to an entity, use :func:`LoadDSSP`. :param ent: The entity for which the secondary structure should be calculated :type ent: :class:`~ost.mol.EntityHandle` or :class:`~ost.mol.EntityView` :param extract_burial_status: If true, also extract burial status and store as float-property ``relative_solvent_accessibility`` at residue level :param tmp_dir: If set, overrides the default tmp directory of the operating system - deprecated, has no effect :param dssp_bin: The path to the DSSP executable - deprecated, has no effect
def ost.bindings.dssp.LoadDSSP | ( | file_name, | |
model, | |||
extract_burial_status = False , |
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entity_saved = False , |
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calculate_relative_sa = True |
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Loads DSSP output and assigns secondary structure states to the peptidic residues. If you would like to run dssp *and* assign the secondary structure, use :func:`AssignDSSP` instead. :param file_name: The filename of the DSSP output file :param model: The entity to which the secondary structure states should be assigned :param extract_burial_status: If true also calculates burial status of residues and assigns it to the burial_status string property. :param calculate_relative_sa: If true also relative solvent accessibility and and assigns it to the relative_solvent_accessibility float property of the residue. :param entity_save: Whether the entity was saved.