[chimerax-users] Bond angles of Arg in ISOLDE
Tristan Croll
tic20 at cam.ac.uk
Wed Mar 16 10:51:49 PDT 2022
Hi Guido,
Yes, there are a few small discrepancies between the AMBER force field and the libraries used for restraints/validation in refinement packages and the wwPDB. That's one of the reasons I try not to describe ISOLDE as a true refinement package (the other being that it currently doesn't perform B-factor refinement). You'll still want to run a final refinement with your package of choice before depositing to the wwPDB. To help with that, there are the commands:
isolde write phenixRefineInput
isolde write phenixRsrInput
isolde write refmacRestraints
Just type "usage isolde write" on the command line for more details on their use.
Best,
Tristan
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Sent: 16 March 2022 17:38
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Subject: [chimerax-users] Bond angles of Arg in ISOLDE
It seems that the parameterization of ISOLDE's force field differs from the metrics used by the official PBD validation server as I usually get complaints about Arg bond angles from the validation server (see below) even though everything seems fine in ISOLDE. Is there anything that I can/have to do about that? Or is that something that you would keep as it is and discuss with the PDB people?
[cid:11d377ce14f2ac4dcd683be5424ebf5d at biochem.uni-luebeck.de]
- Guido
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