Beispiel #1
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'''

Find two alpha-C atoms in a PDB structure and calculate their distance.

-----------------------------------------------------------
(c) 2013 Allegra Via and Kristian Rother
    Licensed under the conditions of the Python License

    This code appears in section 10.4.4 of the book
    "Managing Biological Data with Python".
-----------------------------------------------------------
'''

from math import sqrt
from distance import calc_dist
from parse_pdb import parse_atom_line

pdb = open('3G5U.pdb')
points = []

while len(points) < 2:
    line = pdb.readline()
    if line.startswith("ATOM"):
        chain, res_type, res_num, atom, x, y, z = parse_atom_line(line)
        if res_num == '123' and chain == 'A' and atom == 'CA':
            points.append((x, y, z))
        if res_num == '209' and chain == 'A' and atom == 'CA':
            points.append((x, y, z))

print(calc_dist(points[0], points[1]))
Beispiel #2
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from parse_pdb import parse_atom_line


def get_ca_atoms(pdb_filename):
    '''returns a list of all C-alpha atoms in chain A'''
    pdb_file = open(pdb_filename, "r")
    ca_list = []
    for line in pdb_file:
        if line.startswith('ATOM'):
            data = parse_atom_line(line)
            chain, res_type, res_num, atom, x, y, z = data
            if atom == 'CA' and chain == 'A':
                ca_list.append(data)
    pdb_file.close()
    return ca_list


ca_atoms = get_ca_atoms("1TLD.pdb")
for i, atom1 in enumerate(ca_atoms):
    # save coordinates in a variable
    name1 = atom1[1] + atom1[2]
    coord1 = atom1[4:]
    # compare atom1 with all other atoms
    for j in range(i + 1, len(ca_atoms)):
        atom2 = ca_atoms[j]
        name2 = atom2[1] + atom2[2]
        coord2 = atom2[4:]
        # calculate the distance between atoms
        dist = calc_dist(coord1, coord2)
        print(name1, name2, dist)
from math import sqrt
from distance import calc_dist
from parse_pdb import parse_atom_line

def get_ca_atoms(pdb_filename):
    '''returns a list of all C-alpha atoms in chain A'''
    pdb_file = open(pdb_filename, "r")
    ca_list = []
    for line in pdb_file:
        if line.startswith('ATOM'):
            data = parse_atom_line(line)
            chain, res_type, res_num, atom, x, y, z = data
            if atom == 'CA' and chain == 'A': 
                ca_list.append(data)
    pdb_file.close()
    return ca_list

ca_atoms = get_ca_atoms("1TLD.pdb")
for i, atom1 in enumerate(ca_atoms):
    # save coordinates in a variable
    name1 = atom1[1] + atom1[2]
    coord1 = atom1[4:]
    # compare atom1 with all other atoms
    for j in range(i+1, len(ca_atoms)):
        atom2 = ca_atoms[j]
        name2 = atom2[1] + atom2[2]
        coord2 = atom2[4:]
        # calculate the distance between atoms
        dist = calc_dist(coord1, coord2)
        print name1, name2, dist
'''

Find two alpha-C atoms in a PDB structure and calculate their distance.

-----------------------------------------------------------
(c) 2013 Allegra Via and Kristian Rother
    Licensed under the conditions of the Python License

    This code appears in section 10.4.4 of the book
    "Managing Biological Data with Python".
-----------------------------------------------------------
'''

from math import sqrt
from distance import calc_dist
from parse_pdb import parse_atom_line

pdb = open('3G5U.pdb')
points = []

while len(points) < 2:
    line = pdb.readline()
    if line.startswith("ATOM"):
        chain, res_type, res_num, atom, x, y, z = parse_atom_line(line)
        if res_num == '123' and chain == 'A' and atom == 'CA':
            points.append((x, y, z))
        if res_num == '209' and chain == 'A' and atom == 'CA':
            points.append((x, y, z))

print calc_dist(points[0], points[1])
'''

Find two alpha-C atoms in a PDB structure and calculate their distance.

-----------------------------------------------------------
(c) 2013 Allegra Via and Kristian Rother
    Licensed under the conditions of the Python License

    This code appears in section 10.4.4 of the book
    "Managing Biological Data with Python".
-----------------------------------------------------------
'''

from math import sqrt
from distance import calc_dist
from parse_pdb import parse_atom_line

pdb = open('3G5U.pdb')
points = []

while len(points) < 2:
    line = pdb.readline()
    if line.startswith("ATOM"):
        chain, res_type, res_num, atom, x, y, z = parse_atom_line(line)
        if res_num == '123' and chain == 'A' and atom == 'CA':
            points.append((x, y, z))
        if res_num == '209' and chain == 'A' and atom == 'CA':
            points.append((x, y, z))

print calc_dist(points[0], points[1])