def find_supercell_contacts_by_residue(residue_contacts, atoms, prop_vec,
nres, nsymop, rt_mx_matrices, ignore_waters=True):
supercell_contacts={}
#skip all solvent ions added that does not belong to any asymmetric unit
#by calculating maxresidue and skipping residues above that
maxres=nres*prop_vec[0]*prop_vec[1]*prop_vec[2]*nsymop
#loop over each residue in residue_contacts
for (residue,contacts) in residue_contacts:
i_resid=int(residue[2])
i_resname=residue[1]
if (ignore_waters and i_resname in ["HOH","WAT"]):
continue
if i_resid >= maxres: continue
# residue_contacts may have multiple entries between two residues due to
# different atoms of the same residues. Duplicate_test{} is used
# to filter this so that only one contact between each pair of residues
# is returned with the shortest atom to atom distance reported.
# sc_sym_op is the translation that relates the original supercell to
# the supercell where residue_j resides when the contact occurs (remember
# that the supercell is being treated as a P1 'unit cell'
duplicate_test={}
for contact in contacts:
sc_sym_op=contact[1]
j_seq=contact[0]
j_resid = int(atoms[j_seq].fetch_labels().resid())
j_resname = atoms[j_seq].fetch_labels().resname
dist=contact[2]
if j_resid > maxres: continue
# unit_mx sc_sym_op means the contact is in the original supercell
# if same asu in same supercell, it's an "intra_asu" contact so
# ignore
if is_same_asu(nres,i_resid,j_resid):
if sc_sym_op.is_unit_mx() :
continue
if (ignore_waters and j_resname in ["HOH","WAT"]):
continue
# populate duplicate_test{} with only one instance of a given
# residue pair, keeping the shortest distance value
if (j_resid, j_resname,sc_sym_op) in duplicate_test.keys():
if dist < duplicate_test[(j_resid,j_resname,sc_sym_op)]:
duplicate_test[(j_resid,j_resname,sc_sym_op)]=dist
else:
duplicate_test[(j_resid,j_resname,sc_sym_op)]=dist
# for contact residue pair, get residue's number in original asu,
# symop number to arrive at the residue's asu (this is the ordinal number
# of the symop from the rt_mx_matrices object (SYMM cards in PDB file)
# applied to the resiude in the original ASU to bring it to it's current
# ASU), and the translation operation to bring it to its current unit cell
for (j_resid, j_resname,sc_sym_op) in duplicate_test.keys():
dist=duplicate_test[(j_resid, j_resname,sc_sym_op)]
i_transop, symop1, i_asymresid = SC_mapping(prop_vec, nres, nsymop,i_resid)
j_transop, symop2, j_asymresid = SC_mapping(prop_vec, nres, nsymop,j_resid)
# both residues within the original supercell, so get the translation
# that relates j's unit_cell to i's unit_cell
if sc_sym_op.is_unit_mx() :
ij_transop=j_transop.multiply(i_transop.inverse())
#res_j outside the original supercell
else:
# get the translation operation of the supercell where the contact
# residue would reside relative to the original supercell
t=sc_sym_op.t().as_double()
# augment by the translations inherent in the supercell itself
t=[t[0]*prop_vec[0],t[1]*prop_vec[1],t[2]*prop_vec[2]]
# convert back to rt_mx
t=[int(i) for i in t]
from cctbx_sgtbx_ext import rt_mx,tr_vec
# t is the translation vector to go from an asu in the original
# supercell to an asu in the supercell where the
# contact would occur
# j_transop is the translation from the original unit cell to the
# unit cell in the supercell where resid_j is located
# to get the translation necessary to go from resid_i unit cell to
# resid_j supercell we do:
#
# t+j_transop - i_transop
#
t=rt_mx(tr_vec(t,tr_den=1))
j_transop=j_transop.multiply(t)
ij_transop=j_transop.multiply(i_transop.inverse())
####THIS SHOULD WORK BUT DOESNT
## get the symmetry operation that relates the asu of resid_j to
## the asu of resid_i:
##
## Rij*Ri=Rj
## Rij=Rj*Ri^-1
##
#i_r=rt_mx_matrices[symop1]
#j_r=rt_mx_matrices[symop2]
#ij_r=j_r.multiply(i_r.inverse())
## now add the translation that relates unit cell of resiude_j to
## unit cell of residue_i:
##
## sym_op=Rij+transop
##
#sym_op=ij_transop.multiply(ij_r)
## this symop is relative to the asu of residue_i. Apply the inverse
## of the symmetry operation that creates residue_i's asu to obtain
## the symop relative to the original asu.
#transop=i_r.inverse().multiply(sym_op)
####THIS SHOULD WORK BUT DOESNT
###THIS WORKS ON MANY SPACEGROUPS BUT NOT P212121
# The transop translation is relative to the asu of resid_i. Rotate
# it by the inverse of the rotation part of the rot/trans matrix
# used to create the asu of resid_i to obtain the translation relative
# to the original asu.
rot=rt_mx_matrices[symop1]
transop=rot.inverse().r().multiply(ij_transop.t())
transop=rt_mx(transop)
# Obtain the rot/trans matrix that relates the the asu of resid_j to
# the asu of resid_i.
i_r=rt_mx_matrices[symop1]
j_r=rt_mx_matrices[symop2]
ij_r=j_r.multiply(i_r.inverse())
# Theoretically this rotation should now be rotated by the inverse of
# the rotation used to get to asu of resid_i to get the rotation
# relative to the original ASU. But this does not work; works without
# it. Don't know why.
#TEST
#~ ij_r=i_r.inverse().multiply(ij_r)
# Add the translation relative to the original ASU to the symmetry op
# relative to the original ASU
transop=transop.multiply(ij_r)
###THIS WORKS ON MANY SPACEGROUPS BUT NOT P212121
#populate supercell_contacts{}. To avoid duplicates chose by highest
#x trans op, then y then z
if transop.as_xyz()==transop.inverse().as_xyz():
if i_asymresid <= j_asymresid:
i_key=(i_asymresid, i_resname, j_asymresid, j_resname,transop.as_xyz())
else:
i_key=(j_asymresid, j_resname, i_asymresid, i_resname,transop.as_xyz())
elif transop.t().as_double()[0] > transop.inverse().t().as_double()[0]:
i_key=(i_asymresid, i_resname, j_asymresid, j_resname,transop.as_xyz())
elif transop.t().as_double()[0] < transop.inverse().t().as_double()[0]:
i_key=(j_asymresid, j_resname, i_asymresid, i_resname,transop.inverse().as_xyz())
else:
if transop.t().as_double()[1] > transop.inverse().t().as_double()[1]:
i_key=(i_asymresid, i_resname, j_asymresid, j_resname,transop.as_xyz())
elif transop.t().as_double()[1] < transop.inverse().t().as_double()[1]:
i_key=(j_asymresid, j_resname, i_asymresid, i_resname,transop.inverse().as_xyz())
else:
if transop.t().as_double()[2] > transop.inverse().t().as_double()[2]:
i_key=(i_asymresid, i_resname, j_asymresid, j_resname,transop.as_xyz())
elif transop.t().as_double()[2] < transop.inverse().t().as_double()[2]:
i_key=(j_asymresid, j_resname, i_asymresid, i_resname,transop.inverse().as_xyz())
else:
print "Warning: maybe something is wrong. Transop is: "
print transop.as_xyz()
import code; code.interact(local=locals())
sys.exit()
#~ print i_resid, j_resid, i_asymresid, j_asymresid, transop
# The residue numbers, names and symmetry operation uniquely identify
# each contact. Populate supercell_contacts dictionary object. Keys
# are the cotnact identified. Values are list of distances.
if i_key in supercell_contacts.keys():
supercell_contacts[i_key].append(dist)
else:
supercell_contacts[i_key]=[dist]
return supercell_contacts
def find_supercell_contacts_by_residue(residue_contacts, atoms, prop_vec, nres, nsymop, ignore_waters=True):
supercell_contacts = {}
# skip all solvent ions added that does not belong to any asymmetric unit
# by calculating maxresidue and skipping residues above that
maxres = nres * prop_vec[0] * prop_vec[1] * prop_vec[2] * nsymop
for (residue, contacts) in residue_contacts:
debug = False
i_resid = int(residue[2])
i_resname = residue[1]
if ignore_waters and i_resname in ["HOH", "WAT"]:
continue
if i_resid >= maxres:
continue
# residue_contacts may have multiple entries for contacts between
# different atoms of the same residues. Duplicate_test{} is used
# to filter this so that only one contact is returned with the
# shortest atom to atom distance reported.
duplicate_test = {}
for contact in contacts:
sym_op = contact[1]
j_seq = contact[0]
j_resid = int(atoms[j_seq].fetch_labels().resid())
j_resname = atoms[j_seq].fetch_labels().resname
dist = contact[2]
if j_resid >= maxres:
continue
# ~ if i_resname in ["Na+"] and j_resname in ["ASN"]:
# ~ print i_resname, i_resid
# ~ print j_resname, j_resid
# ~ print sym_op
# ~ debug=True
# ~ elif i_resname in ["ASN"] and j_resname in ["Na+"]:
# ~ print i_resname, i_resid
# ~ print j_resname, j_resid
# ~ print sym_op
# ~ debug=True
# unit_mx sym_op means the contact is in the original supercell
# if same asu in same supercell, it's an "intra_asu" contact so
# ignore
if is_same_asu(nres, i_resid, j_resid):
print i_resid, j_resid, sym_op
if sym_op.is_unit_mx():
continue
if ignore_waters and j_resname in ["HOH", "WAT"]:
continue
# populate duplicate_test{} with only one instance of a given
# residue pair, keeping the shortest distance value
if (j_resid, j_resname, sym_op) in duplicate_test.keys():
if dist < duplicate_test[(j_resid, j_resname, sym_op)]:
duplicate_test[(j_resid, j_resname, sym_op)] = dist
else:
duplicate_test[(j_resid, j_resname, sym_op)] = dist
# ~ if i_resname=="ASN" and i_resid==324:
# ~ print duplicate_test
# ~ for key in duplicate_test.keys():
# ~ print key[2]
# ~ debug=True
# for contact residue pair, get residue's number in original asu
# and symmetry operation relating res_j to res_i
for (j_resid, j_resname, sym_op) in duplicate_test.keys():
dist = duplicate_test[(j_resid, j_resname, sym_op)]
i_transop, symop1, i_asymresid = SC_mapping(prop_vec, nres, nsymop, i_resid)
j_transop, symop2, j_asymresid = SC_mapping(prop_vec, nres, nsymop, j_resid)
if debug:
print i_transop, symop1, i_asymresid
print j_transop, symop2, j_asymresid
# both residues within the original supercell
if sym_op.is_unit_mx():
transop = j_transop.multiply(i_transop.inverse())
# res_j outside the original supercell
else:
t = sym_op.t().as_double()
t = [t[0] * prop_vec[0], t[1] * prop_vec[1], t[2] * prop_vec[2]]
t = [int(i) for i in t]
from cctbx_sgtbx_ext import rt_mx, tr_vec
t = rt_mx(tr_vec(t, tr_den=1))
j_transop, symop2, j_asymresid = SC_mapping(prop_vec, nres, nsymop, j_resid)
j_transop = j_transop.multiply(t)
transop = j_transop.multiply(i_transop.inverse())
##################################################################
###TO DO and TEST!: for multiple asyms in unit cell
# transop=j.transop.multiply(symop2).multiply(symop1.inverse())
# where symop1 and symop2 must be turned into an rt_mx first...
#################################################################
# populate supercell_contacts{}. To avoid duplicates chose by highest
# x trans op, then y then z
if transop.t().as_double()[0] > transop.inverse().t().as_double()[0]:
i_key = (i_asymresid, i_resname, j_asymresid, j_resname, transop.as_xyz())
elif transop.t().as_double()[0] < transop.inverse().t().as_double()[0]:
i_key = (j_asymresid, j_resname, i_asymresid, i_resname, transop.inverse().as_xyz())
else:
if transop.t().as_double()[1] > transop.inverse().t().as_double()[1]:
i_key = (i_asymresid, i_resname, j_asymresid, j_resname, transop.as_xyz())
elif transop.t().as_double()[1] < transop.inverse().t().as_double()[1]:
i_key = (j_asymresid, j_resname, i_asymresid, i_resname, transop.inverse().as_xyz())
else:
if transop.t().as_double()[2] > transop.inverse().t().as_double()[2]:
i_key = (i_asymresid, i_resname, j_asymresid, j_resname, transop.as_xyz())
elif transop.t().as_double()[2] < transop.inverse().t().as_double()[2]:
i_key = (j_asymresid, j_resname, i_asymresid, i_resname, transop.inverse().as_xyz())
else:
print "something is wrong. Transop is: "
print transop.as_xyz()
import code
code.interact(local=locals())
# This was the old way. It would avoid duplicates in the same frame but
# not between frames (eg. would have (x+1,y,z) iface in one frame
# and (x-1,y,z) contacts in another.
# ~ if transop.inverse().as_xyz() in [i[4] for i in supercell_contacts.keys()]:
# ~ i_key=(j_asymresid, j_resname, i_asymresid, i_resname,transop.inverse().as_xyz())
# ~ else:
# ~ i_key=(i_asymresid, i_resname, j_asymresid, j_resname,transop.as_xyz())
if i_key in supercell_contacts.keys():
supercell_contacts[i_key].append(dist)
else:
supercell_contacts[i_key] = [dist]
return supercell_contacts
