def initialize_reactants_from_smiles(reactant_smiles):
# Initialize reactants
reactants = Chem.MolFromSmiles(reactant_smiles)
Chem.AssignStereochemistry(reactants, flagPossibleStereoCenters=True)
reactants.UpdatePropertyCache()
# To have the product atoms match reactant atoms, we
# need to populate the Isotope field, since this field
# gets copied over during the reaction.
[a.SetIsotope(i+1) for (i, a) in enumerate(reactants.GetAtoms())]
vprint(2, 'Initialized reactants, assigned isotopes, stereochem, flagpossiblestereocenters')
return reactants
def canonicalize_outcome_smiles(outcome):
# Uniquify via SMILES string - a little sloppy
# Need a full SMILES->MOL->SMILES cycle to get a true canonical string
# also, split by '.' and sort when outcome contains multiple molecules
smiles = Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True)
outcome = Chem.MolFromSmiles(smiles)
if outcome is None:
vprint(1, '~~ could not parse self?')
vprint(1, 'Attempted SMILES: {}', smiles)
return None
return '.'.join(sorted(Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True).split('.')))
def canonicalize_outcome_smiles(outcome):
# Uniquify via SMILES string - a little sloppy
# Need a full SMILES->MOL->SMILES cycle to get a true canonical string
# also, split by '.' and sort when outcome contains multiple molecules
smiles = Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True)
outcome = Chem.MolFromSmiles(smiles)
if outcome is None:
vprint(1, '~~ could not parse self?')
vprint(1, 'Attempted SMILES: {}', smiles)
return None
return '.'.join(sorted(Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True).split('.')))
def copy_chirality(a_src, a_new):
# Not possible to be a tetrahedral center anymore?
if a_new.GetDegree() < 3:
return
if a_new.GetDegree() == 3 and \
any(b.GetBondType() != BondType.SINGLE for b in a_new.GetBonds()):
return
vprint(3, 'For isotope {}, copying src {} chirality tag to new',
a_src.GetIsotope(), a_src.GetChiralTag())
a_new.SetChiralTag(a_src.GetChiralTag())
if not atom_chirality_matches(a_src, a_new):
vprint(3, 'For isotope {}, inverting chirality', a_new.GetIsotope())
a_new.InvertChirality()
def copy_chirality(a_src, a_new):
# Not possible to be a tetrahedral center anymore?
if a_new.GetDegree() < 3:
return
if a_new.GetDegree() == 3 and \
any(b.GetBondType() != BondType.SINGLE for b in a_new.GetBonds()):
return
vprint(3, 'For isotope {}, copying src {} chirality tag to new',
a_src.GetIsotope(), a_src.GetChiralTag())
a_new.SetChiralTag(a_src.GetChiralTag())
if not atom_chirality_matches(a_src, a_new):
vprint(3, 'For isotope {}, inverting chirality', a_new.GetIsotope())
a_new.InvertChirality()
def initialize_rxn_from_smarts(reaction_smarts):
# Initialize reaction
rxn = AllChem.ReactionFromSmarts(reaction_smarts)
rxn.Initialize()
if rxn.Validate()[1] != 0:
raise ValueError('validation failed')
vprint(2, 'Validated rxn without errors')
unmapped = 700
for rct in rxn.GetReactants():
rct.UpdatePropertyCache()
Chem.AssignStereochemistry(rct)
# Fill in atom map numbers
for a in rct.GetAtoms():
if not a.HasProp('molAtomMapNumber'):
a.SetIntProp('molAtomMapNumber', unmapped)
unmapped += 1
vprint(2, 'Added {} map nums to unmapped reactants', unmapped-700)
if unmapped > 800:
raise ValueError('Why do you have so many unmapped atoms in the template reactants?')
return rxn
def rdchiralRun(rxn, reactants, keep_isotopes=False, combine_enantiomers=True):
'''
rxn = rdchiralReaction (rdkit reaction + auxilliary information)
reactants = rdchiralReactants (rdkit mol + auxilliary information)
note: there is a fair amount of initialization (assigning stereochem), most
importantly assigning isotope numbers to the reactant atoms. It is
HIGHLY recommended to use the custom classes for initialization.
'''
final_outcomes = set()
# We need to keep track of what map numbers
# (i.e., isotopes) correspond to which atoms
# note: all reactant atoms must be mapped, so this is safe
atoms_r = reactants.atoms_r
# Copy reaction template so we can play around with isotopes
template_r, template_p = rxn.template_r, rxn.template_p
# Get molAtomMapNum->atom dictionary for tempalte reactants and products
atoms_rt_map = rxn.atoms_rt_map
atoms_pt_map = rxn.atoms_pt_map
###############################################################################
# Run naive RDKit on ACHIRAL version of molecules
outcomes = rxn.rxn.RunReactants((reactants.reactants_achiral,))
vprint(2, 'Using naive RunReactants, {} outcomes', len(outcomes))
if not outcomes:
return []
###############################################################################
for outcome in outcomes:
###############################################################################
# Look for new atoms in products that were not in
# reactants (e.g., LGs for a retro reaction)
vprint(2, 'Processing {}', str([Chem.MolToSmiles(x, True) for x in outcome]))
unmapped = 900
for m in outcome:
for a in m.GetAtoms():
# Assign "map" number via isotope
if not a.GetIsotope():
a.SetIsotope(unmapped)
unmapped += 1
vprint(2, 'Added {} map numbers to product', unmapped-900)
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Check to see if reactants should not have been matched (based on chirality)
# Define isotope -> reactant template atom map
atoms_rt = {a.GetIsotope(): atoms_rt_map[a.GetIntProp('old_mapno')] \
for m in outcome for a in m.GetAtoms() if a.HasProp('old_mapno')}
# Set isotopes of reactant template
# note: this is okay to do within the loop, because ALL atoms must be matched
# in the templates, so the isotopes will get overwritten every time
[a.SetIsotope(i) for (i, a) in atoms_rt.items()]
# Make sure each atom matches
if not all(atom_chirality_matches(atoms_rt[i], atoms_r[i]) for i in atoms_rt):
vprint(2, 'Chirality violated! Should not have gotten this match')
continue
vprint(2, 'Chirality matches! Just checked with atom_chirality_matches')
# Check bond chirality
#TODO: add bond chirality considerations to exclude improper matches
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Convert product(s) to single product so that all
# reactions can be treated as pseudo-intramolecular
# But! check for ring openings mistakenly split into multiple
# This can be diagnosed by duplicate map numbers (i.e., SMILES)
isotopes = [a.GetIsotope() for m in outcome for a in m.GetAtoms() if a.GetIsotope()]
if len(isotopes) != len(set(isotopes)): # duplicate?
vprint(1, 'Found duplicate isotopes in product - need to stitch')
# need to do a fancy merge
merged_mol = Chem.RWMol(outcome[0])
merged_iso_to_id = {a.GetIsotope(): a.GetIdx() for a in outcome[0].GetAtoms() if a.GetIsotope()}
for j in range(1, len(outcome)):
new_mol = outcome[j]
for a in new_mol.GetAtoms():
if a.GetIsotope() not in merged_iso_to_id:
merged_iso_to_id[a.GetIsotope()] = merged_mol.AddAtom(a)
for b in new_mol.GetBonds():
bi = b.GetBeginAtom().GetIsotope()
bj = b.GetEndAtom().GetIsotope()
vprint(10, 'stitching bond between {} and {} in stich has chirality {}, {}'.format(
bi, bj, b.GetStereo(), b.GetBondDir()
))
if not merged_mol.GetBondBetweenAtoms(
merged_iso_to_id[bi], merged_iso_to_id[bj]):
merged_mol.AddBond(merged_iso_to_id[bi],
merged_iso_to_id[bj], b.GetBondType())
merged_mol.GetBondBetweenAtoms(
merged_iso_to_id[bi], merged_iso_to_id[bj]
).SetStereo(b.GetStereo())
merged_mol.GetBondBetweenAtoms(
merged_iso_to_id[bi], merged_iso_to_id[bj]
).SetBondDir(b.GetBondDir())
outcome = merged_mol.GetMol()
vprint(1, 'Merged editable mol, converted back to real mol, {}', Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True))
else:
new_outcome = outcome[0]
for j in range(1, len(outcome)):
new_outcome = AllChem.CombineMols(new_outcome, outcome[j])
outcome = new_outcome
vprint(2, 'Converted all outcomes to single molecules')
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Figure out which atoms were matched in the templates
# atoms_rt and atoms_p will be outcome-specific.
atoms_pt = {a.GetIsotope(): atoms_pt_map[a.GetIntProp('old_mapno')] \
for a in outcome.GetAtoms() if a.HasProp('old_mapno')}
atoms_p = {a.GetIsotope(): a for a in outcome.GetAtoms() if a.GetIsotope()}
# Set isotopes of product template
# note: this is okay to do within the loop, because ALL atoms must be matched
# in the templates, so the isotopes will get overwritten every time
# This makes it easier to check parity changes
#[a.SetIsotope(i) for (i, a) in atoms_pt.iteritems()]
[a.SetIsotope(i) for (i, a) in atoms_pt.items()]
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Check for missing bonds. These are bonds that are present in the reactants,
# not specified in the reactant template, and not in the product. Accidental
# fragmentation can occur for intramolecular ring openings
missing_bonds = []
for (i, j, b) in reactants.bonds_by_isotope:
if i in atoms_p and j in atoms_p:
# atoms from reactant bond show up in product
if not outcome.GetBondBetweenAtoms(atoms_p[i].GetIdx(), atoms_p[j].GetIdx()):
#...but there is not a bond in the product between those atoms
if i not in atoms_rt or j not in atoms_rt or not template_r.GetBondBetweenAtoms(atoms_rt[i].GetIdx(), atoms_rt[j].GetIdx()):
# the reactant template did not specify a bond between those atoms (e.g., intentionally destroy)
missing_bonds.append((i, j, b))
if missing_bonds:
vprint(1, 'Product is missing non-reacted bonds that were present in reactants!')
outcome = Chem.RWMol(outcome)
rwmol_iso_to_id = {a.GetIsotope(): a.GetIdx() for a in outcome.GetAtoms() if a.GetIsotope()}
for (i, j, b) in missing_bonds:
outcome.AddBond(rwmol_iso_to_id[i], rwmol_iso_to_id[j])
new_b = outcome.GetBondBetweenAtoms(rwmol_iso_to_id[i], rwmol_iso_to_id[j])
new_b.SetBondType(b.GetBondType())
new_b.SetBondDir(b.GetBondDir())
new_b.SetIsAromatic(b.GetIsAromatic())
outcome = outcome.GetMol()
else:
vprint(3, 'No missing bonds')
###############################################################################
# Now that we've fixed any bonds, connectivity is set. This is a good time
# to udpate the property cache, since all that is left is fixing atom/bond
# stereochemistry.
try:
outcome.UpdatePropertyCache()
except ValueError as e:
vprint(1, '{}, {}'.format(Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True), e))
continue
###############################################################################
# Correct tetra chirality in the outcome
for a in outcome.GetAtoms():
# Participants in reaction core (from reactants) will have old_mapno
# Spectators present in reactants will have react_atom_idx
# ...so new atoms will have neither!
if not a.HasProp('old_mapno'):
# Not part of the reactants template
if not a.HasProp('react_atom_idx'):
# Atoms only appear in product template - their chirality
# should be properly instantiated by RDKit...hopefully...
vprint(4, 'Atom {} created by product template, should have right chirality', a.GetIsotope())
else:
vprint(4, 'Atom {} outside of template, copy chirality from reactants', a.GetIsotope())
copy_chirality(atoms_r[a.GetIsotope()], a)
else:
# Part of reactants and reaction core
if template_atom_could_have_been_tetra(atoms_rt[a.GetIsotope()]):
vprint(3, 'Atom {} was in rct template (could have been tetra)', a.GetIsotope())
if template_atom_could_have_been_tetra(atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()]):
vprint(3, 'Atom {} in product template could have been tetra, too', a.GetIsotope())
# Was the product template specified?
if atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()].GetChiralTag() == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
# No, leave unspecified in product
vprint(3, '...but it is not specified in product, so destroy chirality')
a.SetChiralTag(ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED)
else:
# Yes
vprint(3, '...and product is specified')
# Was the reactant template specified?
if atoms_rt[a.GetIsotope()].GetChiralTag() == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
# No, so the reaction introduced chirality
vprint(3, '...but reactant template was not, so copy from product template')
copy_chirality(atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()], a)
else:
# Yes, so we need to check if chirality should be preserved or inverted
vprint(3, '...and reactant template was, too! copy from reactants')
copy_chirality(atoms_r[a.GetIsotope()], a)
if not atom_chirality_matches(atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()], atoms_rt[a.GetIsotope()]):
vprint(3, 'but! reactant template and product template have opposite stereochem, so invert')
a.InvertChirality()
else:
# Reactant template chiral, product template not - the
# reaction is supposed to destroy chirality, so leave
# unspecified
vprint(3, 'If reactant template could have been ' +
'chiral, but the product template could not, then we dont need ' +
'to worry about specifying product atom chirality')
else:
vprint(3, 'Atom {} could not have been chiral in reactant template', a.GetIsotope())
if not template_atom_could_have_been_tetra(atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()]):
vprint(3, 'Atom {} also could not have been chiral in product template', a.GetIsotope())
vprint(3, '...so, copy chirality from reactant instead')
copy_chirality(atoms_r[a.GetIsotope()], a)
else:
vprint(3, 'Atom could/does have product template chirality!', a.GetIsotope())
vprint(3, '...so, copy chirality from product template')
copy_chirality(atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()], a)
vprint(3, 'New chiral tag {}', a.GetChiralTag())
vprint(2, 'After attempting to re-introduce chirality, outcome = {}',
Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True))
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Correct bond directionality in the outcome
# TODO
# Clear isotope
if not keep_isotopes:
[a.SetIsotope(0) for a in outcome.GetAtoms()]
# Canonicalize
smiles = canonicalize_outcome_smiles(outcome)
if smiles is not None:
final_outcomes.add(smiles)
###############################################################################
# One last fix for consolidating multiple stereospecified products...
if combine_enantiomers:
final_outcomes = combine_enantiomers_into_racemic(final_outcomes)
###############################################################################
return list(final_outcomes)
def rdchiralRun(rxn, reactants, keep_isotopes=False, combine_enantiomers=True):
'''
rxn = rdchiralReaction (rdkit reaction + auxilliary information)
reactants = rdchiralReactants (rdkit mol + auxilliary information)
note: there is a fair amount of initialization (assigning stereochem), most
importantly assigning isotope numbers to the reactant atoms. It is
HIGHLY recommended to use the custom classes for initialization.
'''
final_outcomes = set()
# We need to keep track of what map numbers
# (i.e., isotopes) correspond to which atoms
# note: all reactant atoms must be mapped, so this is safe
atoms_r = reactants.atoms_r
# Copy reaction template so we can play around with isotopes
template_r, template_p = rxn.template_r, rxn.template_p
# Get molAtomMapNum->atom dictionary for tempalte reactants and products
atoms_rt_map = rxn.atoms_rt_map
atoms_pt_map = rxn.atoms_pt_map
###############################################################################
# Run naive RDKit on ACHIRAL version of molecules
outcomes = rxn.rxn.RunReactants((reactants.reactants_achiral, ))
vprint(2, 'Using naive RunReactants, {} outcomes', len(outcomes))
if not outcomes:
return []
###############################################################################
for outcome in outcomes:
###############################################################################
# Look for new atoms in products that were not in
# reactants (e.g., LGs for a retro reaction)
vprint(2, 'Processing {}',
str([Chem.MolToSmiles(x, True) for x in outcome]))
unmapped = 900
for m in outcome:
for a in m.GetAtoms():
# Assign "map" number via isotope
if not a.GetIsotope():
a.SetIsotope(unmapped)
unmapped += 1
vprint(2, 'Added {} map numbers to product', unmapped - 900)
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Check to see if reactants should not have been matched (based on chirality)
# Define isotope -> reactant template atom map
atoms_rt = {a.GetIsotope(): atoms_rt_map[a.GetIntProp('old_mapno')] \
for m in outcome for a in m.GetAtoms() if a.HasProp('old_mapno')}
# Set isotopes of reactant template
# note: this is okay to do within the loop, because ALL atoms must be matched
# in the templates, so the isotopes will get overwritten every time
[a.SetIsotope(i) for (i, a) in atoms_rt.items()]
# Make sure each atom matches
if not all(
atom_chirality_matches(atoms_rt[i], atoms_r[i])
for i in atoms_rt):
vprint(2, 'Chirality violated! Should not have gotten this match')
continue
vprint(2,
'Chirality matches! Just checked with atom_chirality_matches')
# Check bond chirality
#TODO: add bond chirality considerations to exclude improper matches
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Convert product(s) to single product so that all
# reactions can be treated as pseudo-intramolecular
# But! check for ring openings mistakenly split into multiple
# This can be diagnosed by duplicate map numbers (i.e., SMILES)
isotopes = [
a.GetIsotope() for m in outcome for a in m.GetAtoms()
if a.GetIsotope()
]
if len(isotopes) != len(set(isotopes)): # duplicate?
vprint(1, 'Found duplicate isotopes in product - need to stitch')
# need to do a fancy merge
merged_mol = Chem.RWMol(outcome[0])
merged_iso_to_id = {
a.GetIsotope(): a.GetIdx()
for a in outcome[0].GetAtoms() if a.GetIsotope()
}
for j in range(1, len(outcome)):
new_mol = outcome[j]
for a in new_mol.GetAtoms():
if a.GetIsotope() not in merged_iso_to_id:
merged_iso_to_id[a.GetIsotope()] = merged_mol.AddAtom(
a)
for b in new_mol.GetBonds():
bi = b.GetBeginAtom().GetIsotope()
bj = b.GetEndAtom().GetIsotope()
vprint(
10,
'stitching bond between {} and {} in stich has chirality {}, {}'
.format(bi, bj, b.GetStereo(), b.GetBondDir()))
if not merged_mol.GetBondBetweenAtoms(
merged_iso_to_id[bi], merged_iso_to_id[bj]):
merged_mol.AddBond(merged_iso_to_id[bi],
merged_iso_to_id[bj],
b.GetBondType())
merged_mol.GetBondBetweenAtoms(
merged_iso_to_id[bi],
merged_iso_to_id[bj]).SetStereo(b.GetStereo())
merged_mol.GetBondBetweenAtoms(
merged_iso_to_id[bi],
merged_iso_to_id[bj]).SetBondDir(b.GetBondDir())
outcome = merged_mol.GetMol()
vprint(1, 'Merged editable mol, converted back to real mol, {}',
Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True))
else:
new_outcome = outcome[0]
for j in range(1, len(outcome)):
new_outcome = AllChem.CombineMols(new_outcome, outcome[j])
outcome = new_outcome
vprint(2, 'Converted all outcomes to single molecules')
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Figure out which atoms were matched in the templates
# atoms_rt and atoms_p will be outcome-specific.
atoms_pt = {a.GetIsotope(): atoms_pt_map[a.GetIntProp('old_mapno')] \
for a in outcome.GetAtoms() if a.HasProp('old_mapno')}
atoms_p = {
a.GetIsotope(): a
for a in outcome.GetAtoms() if a.GetIsotope()
}
# Set isotopes of product template
# note: this is okay to do within the loop, because ALL atoms must be matched
# in the templates, so the isotopes will get overwritten every time
# This makes it easier to check parity changes
#[a.SetIsotope(i) for (i, a) in atoms_pt.iteritems()]
[a.SetIsotope(i) for (i, a) in atoms_pt.items()]
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Check for missing bonds. These are bonds that are present in the reactants,
# not specified in the reactant template, and not in the product. Accidental
# fragmentation can occur for intramolecular ring openings
missing_bonds = []
for (i, j, b) in reactants.bonds_by_isotope:
if i in atoms_p and j in atoms_p:
# atoms from reactant bond show up in product
if not outcome.GetBondBetweenAtoms(atoms_p[i].GetIdx(),
atoms_p[j].GetIdx()):
#...but there is not a bond in the product between those atoms
if i not in atoms_rt or j not in atoms_rt or not template_r.GetBondBetweenAtoms(
atoms_rt[i].GetIdx(), atoms_rt[j].GetIdx()):
# the reactant template did not specify a bond between those atoms (e.g., intentionally destroy)
missing_bonds.append((i, j, b))
if missing_bonds:
vprint(
1,
'Product is missing non-reacted bonds that were present in reactants!'
)
outcome = Chem.RWMol(outcome)
rwmol_iso_to_id = {
a.GetIsotope(): a.GetIdx()
for a in outcome.GetAtoms() if a.GetIsotope()
}
for (i, j, b) in missing_bonds:
outcome.AddBond(rwmol_iso_to_id[i], rwmol_iso_to_id[j])
new_b = outcome.GetBondBetweenAtoms(rwmol_iso_to_id[i],
rwmol_iso_to_id[j])
new_b.SetBondType(b.GetBondType())
new_b.SetBondDir(b.GetBondDir())
new_b.SetIsAromatic(b.GetIsAromatic())
outcome = outcome.GetMol()
else:
vprint(3, 'No missing bonds')
###############################################################################
# Now that we've fixed any bonds, connectivity is set. This is a good time
# to udpate the property cache, since all that is left is fixing atom/bond
# stereochemistry.
try:
outcome.UpdatePropertyCache()
except ValueError as e:
vprint(1, '{}, {}'.format(Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True), e))
continue
###############################################################################
# Correct tetra chirality in the outcome
for a in outcome.GetAtoms():
# Participants in reaction core (from reactants) will have old_mapno
# Spectators present in reactants will have react_atom_idx
# ...so new atoms will have neither!
if not a.HasProp('old_mapno'):
# Not part of the reactants template
if not a.HasProp('react_atom_idx'):
# Atoms only appear in product template - their chirality
# should be properly instantiated by RDKit...hopefully...
vprint(
4,
'Atom {} created by product template, should have right chirality',
a.GetIsotope())
else:
vprint(
4,
'Atom {} outside of template, copy chirality from reactants',
a.GetIsotope())
copy_chirality(atoms_r[a.GetIsotope()], a)
else:
# Part of reactants and reaction core
if template_atom_could_have_been_tetra(
atoms_rt[a.GetIsotope()]):
vprint(
3,
'Atom {} was in rct template (could have been tetra)',
a.GetIsotope())
if template_atom_could_have_been_tetra(
atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()]):
vprint(
3,
'Atom {} in product template could have been tetra, too',
a.GetIsotope())
# Was the product template specified?
if atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()].GetChiralTag(
) == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
# No, leave unspecified in product
vprint(
3,
'...but it is not specified in product, so destroy chirality'
)
a.SetChiralTag(ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED)
else:
# Yes
vprint(3, '...and product is specified')
# Was the reactant template specified?
if atoms_rt[a.GetIsotope()].GetChiralTag(
) == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
# No, so the reaction introduced chirality
vprint(
3,
'...but reactant template was not, so copy from product template'
)
copy_chirality(atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()], a)
else:
# Yes, so we need to check if chirality should be preserved or inverted
vprint(
3,
'...and reactant template was, too! copy from reactants'
)
copy_chirality(atoms_r[a.GetIsotope()], a)
if not atom_chirality_matches(
atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()],
atoms_rt[a.GetIsotope()]):
vprint(
3,
'but! reactant template and product template have opposite stereochem, so invert'
)
a.InvertChirality()
else:
# Reactant template chiral, product template not - the
# reaction is supposed to destroy chirality, so leave
# unspecified
vprint(
3, 'If reactant template could have been ' +
'chiral, but the product template could not, then we dont need '
+
'to worry about specifying product atom chirality')
else:
vprint(
3,
'Atom {} could not have been chiral in reactant template',
a.GetIsotope())
if not template_atom_could_have_been_tetra(
atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()]):
vprint(
3,
'Atom {} also could not have been chiral in product template',
a.GetIsotope())
vprint(3,
'...so, copy chirality from reactant instead')
copy_chirality(atoms_r[a.GetIsotope()], a)
else:
vprint(
3,
'Atom could/does have product template chirality!',
a.GetIsotope())
vprint(3,
'...so, copy chirality from product template')
copy_chirality(atoms_pt[a.GetIsotope()], a)
vprint(3, 'New chiral tag {}', a.GetChiralTag())
vprint(2, 'After attempting to re-introduce chirality, outcome = {}',
Chem.MolToSmiles(outcome, True))
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
# Correct bond directionality in the outcome
# TODO
# Clear isotope
if not keep_isotopes:
[a.SetIsotope(0) for a in outcome.GetAtoms()]
# Canonicalize
smiles = canonicalize_outcome_smiles(outcome)
if smiles is not None:
final_outcomes.add(smiles)
###############################################################################
# One last fix for consolidating multiple stereospecified products...
if combine_enantiomers:
final_outcomes = combine_enantiomers_into_racemic(final_outcomes)
###############################################################################
return list(final_outcomes)
def atom_chirality_matches(a_tmp, a_mol):
'''
Checks for consistency in chirality between a template atom and a molecule atom.
Also checks to see if chirality needs to be inverted in copy_chirality
'''
if a_mol.GetChiralTag() == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
if a_tmp.GetChiralTag() == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
vprint(3, 'atom {} is achiral & achiral -> match', a_mol.GetIsotope())
return True # achiral template, achiral molecule -> match
# What if the template was chiral, but the reactant isn't just due to symmetry?
if not a_mol.HasProp('_ChiralityPossible'):
# It's okay to make a match, as long as the product is achiral (even
# though the product template will try to impose chirality)
vprint(3, 'atom {} is specified in template, but cant possibly be chiral in mol', a_mol.GetIsotope())
return True
# TODO: figure out if we want this behavior - should a chiral template
# be applied to an achiral molecule? For the retro case, if we have
# a retro reaction that requires a specific stereochem, return False;
# however, there will be many cases where the reaction would probably work
vprint(3, 'atom {} is achiral in mol, but specified in template', a_mol.GetIsotope())
return False
if a_tmp.GetChiralTag() == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
vprint(3, 'Reactant {} atom chiral, rtemplate achiral...', a_tmp.GetIsotope())
if template_atom_could_have_been_tetra(a_tmp):
vprint(3, '...and that atom could have had its chirality specified! no_match')
return False
vprint(3, '...but the rtemplate atom could not have had chirality specified, match anyway')
return True
isotopes_tmp = [a.GetIsotope() for a in a_tmp.GetNeighbors()]
isotopes_mol = [a.GetIsotope() for a in a_mol.GetNeighbors()]
# When there are fewer than 3 heavy neighbors, chirality is ambiguous...
if len(isotopes_tmp) < 3 or len(isotopes_mol) < 3:
return True
# Degree of 3 -> remaining atom is a hydrogen, add to list
if len(isotopes_tmp) < 4:
isotopes_tmp.append(-1) # H
if len(isotopes_mol) < 4:
isotopes_mol.append(-1) # H
try:
vprint(10, str(isotopes_tmp))
vprint(10, str(isotopes_mol))
vprint(10, str(a_tmp.GetChiralTag()))
vprint(10, str(a_mol.GetChiralTag()))
only_in_src = [i for i in isotopes_tmp if i not in isotopes_mol][::-1] # reverse for popping
only_in_mol = [i for i in isotopes_mol if i not in isotopes_tmp]
if len(only_in_src) <= 1 and len(only_in_mol) <= 1:
tmp_parity = parity4(isotopes_tmp)
mol_parity = parity4([i if i in isotopes_tmp else only_in_src.pop() for i in isotopes_mol])
vprint(10, str(tmp_parity))
vprint(10, str(mol_parity))
parity_matches = tmp_parity == mol_parity
tag_matches = a_tmp.GetChiralTag() == a_mol.GetChiralTag()
chirality_matches = parity_matches == tag_matches
vprint(2, 'Isotope {} chiral match? {}', a_tmp.GetIsotope(), chirality_matches)
return chirality_matches
else:
vprint(2, 'Isotope {} chiral match? Based on isotope lists, ambiguous -> True', a_tmp.GetIsotope())
return True # ambiguous case, just return for now
# TODO: fix this?
except IndexError as e:
print(a_tmp.GetPropsAsDict())
print(a_mol.GetPropsAsDict())
print(a_tmp.GetChiralTag())
print(a_mol.GetChiralTag())
print(str(e))
print(str(isotopes_tmp))
print(str(isotopes_mol))
raise KeyError('Pop from empty set - this should not happen!')
def atom_chirality_matches(a_tmp, a_mol):
'''
Checks for consistency in chirality between a template atom and a molecule atom.
Also checks to see if chirality needs to be inverted in copy_chirality
'''
if a_mol.GetChiralTag() == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
if a_tmp.GetChiralTag() == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
vprint(3, 'atom {} is achiral & achiral -> match',
a_mol.GetIsotope())
return True # achiral template, achiral molecule -> match
# What if the template was chiral, but the reactant isn't just due to symmetry?
if not a_mol.HasProp('_ChiralityPossible'):
# It's okay to make a match, as long as the product is achiral (even
# though the product template will try to impose chirality)
vprint(
3,
'atom {} is specified in template, but cant possibly be chiral in mol',
a_mol.GetIsotope())
return True
# TODO: figure out if we want this behavior - should a chiral template
# be applied to an achiral molecule? For the retro case, if we have
# a retro reaction that requires a specific stereochem, return False;
# however, there will be many cases where the reaction would probably work
vprint(3, 'atom {} is achiral in mol, but specified in template',
a_mol.GetIsotope())
return False
if a_tmp.GetChiralTag() == ChiralType.CHI_UNSPECIFIED:
vprint(3, 'Reactant {} atom chiral, rtemplate achiral...',
a_tmp.GetIsotope())
if template_atom_could_have_been_tetra(a_tmp):
vprint(
3,
'...and that atom could have had its chirality specified! no_match'
)
return False
vprint(
3,
'...but the rtemplate atom could not have had chirality specified, match anyway'
)
return True
isotopes_tmp = [a.GetIsotope() for a in a_tmp.GetNeighbors()]
isotopes_mol = [a.GetIsotope() for a in a_mol.GetNeighbors()]
# When there are fewer than 3 heavy neighbors, chirality is ambiguous...
if len(isotopes_tmp) < 3 or len(isotopes_mol) < 3:
return True
# Degree of 3 -> remaining atom is a hydrogen, add to list
if len(isotopes_tmp) < 4:
isotopes_tmp.append(-1) # H
if len(isotopes_mol) < 4:
isotopes_mol.append(-1) # H
try:
vprint(10, str(isotopes_tmp))
vprint(10, str(isotopes_mol))
vprint(10, str(a_tmp.GetChiralTag()))
vprint(10, str(a_mol.GetChiralTag()))
only_in_src = [i for i in isotopes_tmp
if i not in isotopes_mol][::-1] # reverse for popping
only_in_mol = [i for i in isotopes_mol if i not in isotopes_tmp]
if len(only_in_src) <= 1 and len(only_in_mol) <= 1:
tmp_parity = parity4(isotopes_tmp)
mol_parity = parity4([
i if i in isotopes_tmp else only_in_src.pop()
for i in isotopes_mol
])
vprint(10, str(tmp_parity))
vprint(10, str(mol_parity))
parity_matches = tmp_parity == mol_parity
tag_matches = a_tmp.GetChiralTag() == a_mol.GetChiralTag()
chirality_matches = parity_matches == tag_matches
vprint(2, 'Isotope {} chiral match? {}', a_tmp.GetIsotope(),
chirality_matches)
return chirality_matches
else:
vprint(
2,
'Isotope {} chiral match? Based on isotope lists, ambiguous -> True',
a_tmp.GetIsotope())
return True # ambiguous case, just return for now
# TODO: fix this?
except IndexError as e:
print(a_tmp.GetPropsAsDict())
print(a_mol.GetPropsAsDict())
print(a_tmp.GetChiralTag())
print(a_mol.GetChiralTag())
print(str(e))
print(str(isotopes_tmp))
print(str(isotopes_mol))
raise KeyError('Pop from empty set - this should not happen!')
