IMP::atom Namespace Reference

Detailed Description

This module contains functionality for dealing with atoms and proteins.

Author:: Daniel Russel, Ben Webb, Dina Schneidman, Javier Velázquez-Muriel

Version:: 1.0

Overview:: This module provides a variety of functionality for loading, creating, manipulating and scoring atomic structures. Molecules and collections of molecules are represented using Hierarchy particles.

Examples: Examples can be found on the IMP.atom examples page.

License:: LGPL. This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Publications:

Daniel Russel, Keren Lasker, Ben Webb, Dina Schneidman, Javier Velazquez-Muriel, Andrej Sali, “Integrative assembly modeling using IMP”, submitted, 2010. This paper provides an overview of the key concepts in IMP and how to apply them to biological problems.
Frank Alber, Friedrich Foerster, Dmitry Korkin, Maya Topf, Andrej Sali, “Integrating diverse data for structure determination of macromolecular assemblies”, Annual Review of Biochemistry, 2008. This paper provides a review of the integrative structure determination methodology and various data sources that can be used.


Data Structures
class	AllMol2Selector
	Read all atoms. More...
class	AllPDBSelector
	Defines a selector that will pick every ATOM and HETATM record. More...
class	Angle
	A particle that describes an angle between three particles. More...
class	AngleSingletonScore
	Score the angle based on a UnaryFunction,. More...
class	Atom
	A decorator for a particle representing an atom. More...
class	ATOMPDBSelector
	Select all non-alternative ATOM records. More...
class	Atoms
class	AtomsTemp
class	AtomType
	The type of an atom. More...
class	Bond
	A decorator for wrapping a particle representing a molecular bond. More...
class	Bonded
	A decorator for a particle which has bonds. More...
class	BondedPairFilter
	A filter for bonds. More...
class	Bondeds
class	BondedsTemp
class	BondEndpointsRefiner
	Return the endpoints of a bond. More...
class	BondGraph
	Represent a bond graph as a boost graph. More...
class	BondPairContainer
	A container that returns pairs of the endpoints of the bonds. More...
class	Bonds
class	BondSingletonScore
	Score the bond based on a UnaryFunction,. More...
class	BondsTemp
class	BrownianDynamics
	Simple Brownian dynamics optimizer. More...
class	CAlphaPDBSelector
	Select all CA ATOM records. More...
class	CBetaPDBSelector
	Select all CB ATOM records. More...
class	Chain
	Store info for a chain of a protein. More...
class	ChainPDBSelector
	Select all ATOM and HETATMrecords with the given chain ids. More...
class	Chains
class	ChainsTemp
class	Charged
	A decorator for a point particle that has an electrostatic charge. More...
class	CHARMMAtom
	A decorator for an atom that has a defined CHARMM type. More...
class	CHARMMAtomTopology
	A single atom in a CHARMM topology. More...
class	CHARMMBond
	A bond, angle, dihedral or improper between some number of endpoints. More...
class	CHARMMBondEndpoint
	The end of a bond, angle, dihedral, or improper. More...
class	CHARMMBondParameters
	The parameters for a CHARMM bond or angle. More...
class	CHARMMDihedralParameters
	The parameters for a CHARMM dihedral or improper. More...
class	CHARMMIdealResidueTopology
	The ideal topology of a single residue as read from a CHARMM topology file. More...
class	CHARMMParameters
	CHARMM force field parameters. More...
class	CHARMMPatch
	A CHARMM patch residue. More...
class	CHARMMResidueTopology
	The topology of a single residue in a model. More...
class	CHARMMResidueTopologyBase
	Base class for all CHARMM residue-based topology. More...
class	CHARMMSegmentTopology
	The topology of a single CHARMM segment in a model. More...
class	CHARMMTopology
	The topology of a complete CHARMM model. More...
class	CoulombPairScore
	Coulomb (electrostatic) score between a pair of particles. More...
class	CoverBond
	Cover a bond with a sphere. More...
class	CPDBSelector
	Select all C (not CA or CB) ATOM records. More...
class	Diffusion
	A decorator for a diffusing particle. More...
class	Diffusions
class	DiffusionsTemp
class	Dihedral
	A particle that describes a dihedral angle between four particles. More...
class	DihedralSingletonScore
	Score the dihedral angle. More...
class	Domain
	A decorator to associate a particle with a part of a protein. More...
class	Domains
class	DomainsTemp
class	ElementTable
class	ForceFieldParameters
	Storage and access to force field. More...
class	ForceSwitch
	Smooth interaction scores by switching the derivatives (force switch). More...
class	Fragment
	A decorator to associate a particle with a part of a protein/DNA/RNA. More...
class	Fragments
class	FragmentsTemp
class	Hierarchies
class	HierarchiesTemp
class	Hierarchy
	The standard decorator for manipulating molecular structures. More...
class	HydrogenPDBSelector
	Select all hydrogen ATOM and HETATM records. More...
class	ImproperSingletonScore
	Score the improper dihedral based on a UnaryFunction,. More...
class	LennardJones
	A decorator for a particle that has a Lennard-Jones potential well. More...
class	LennardJonesPairScore
	Lennard-Jones score between a pair of particles. More...
class	Mass
	Add mass to a particle. More...
class	Mol2Selector
	A base class for choosing which Mol2 atoms to read. More...
class	MolecularDynamics
	Simple molecular dynamics optimizer. More...
class	NonAlternativePDBSelector
	Select all ATOM and HETATM records which are not alternatives. More...
class	NonhydrogenMol2Selector
	Defines a selector that will pick only non-hydrogen atoms. More...
class	NonWaterNonHydrogenPDBSelector
	Select non water and non hydrogen atoms. More...
class	NonWaterPDBSelector
	Select all non-water non-alternative ATOM and HETATM records. More...
class	NPDBSelector
	Select all N ATOM records. More...
class	PDBSelector
	Select which atoms to read from a PDB file. More...
class	PPDBSelector
	Select all P ATOM records. More...
class	ProteinLigandAtomPairScore
class	ProteinLigandRestraint
class	Residue
	A decorator for a residue. More...
class	Residues
class	ResiduesTemp
class	ResidueType
	The type for a residue. More...
class	SimulationParameters
	A decorator for a particle storing parameters of the current simulation. More...
class	SmoothingFunction
	Base class for smoothing nonbonded interactions as a function of distance. More...
class	StereochemistryPairFilter
	A filter that excludes bonds, angles and dihedrals. More...
class	VelocityScalingOptimizerState
	Maintains temperature during molecular dynamics by velocity scaling. More...
class	WaterPDBSelector
	Select all non-water ATOM and HETATMrecords. More...
Typedefs
typedef std::vector< AtomType >	AtomTypes
typedef std::vector< ResidueType >	ResidueTypes
Enumerations
enum	Element { UNKNOWN_ELEMENT = 0, H = 1, He = 2, Li = 3, Be = 4, B = 5, C = 6, N = 7, O = 8, F = 9, Ne = 10, Na = 11, Mg = 12, Al = 13, Si = 14, P = 15, S = 16, Cl = 17, Ar = 18, K = 19, Ca = 20, Sc = 21, Ti = 22, V = 23, Cr = 24, Mn = 25, Fe = 26, Co = 27, Ni = 28, Cu = 29, Zn = 30, Ga = 31, Ge = 32, As = 33, Se = 34, Br = 35, Kr = 36, Rb = 37, Sr = 38, Y = 39, Zr = 40, Nb = 41, Mo = 42, Tc = 43, Ru = 44, Rh = 45, Pd = 46, Ag = 47, Cd = 48, In = 49, Sn = 50, Sb = 51, Te = 52, I = 53, Xe = 54, Cs = 55, Ba = 56, La = 57, Ce = 58, Pr = 59, Nd = 60, Pm = 61, Sm = 62, Eu = 63, Gd = 64, Tb = 65, Dy = 66, Ho = 67, Er = 68, Tm = 69, Yb = 70, Lu = 71, Hf = 72, Ta = 73, W = 74, Re = 75, Os = 76, Ir = 77, Pt = 78, Au = 79, Hg = 80, Tl = 81, Pb = 82, Bi = 83, Po = 84, At = 85, Rn = 86, Fr = 87, Ra = 88, Ac = 89, Th = 90, Pa = 91, U = 92, Np = 93, Pu = 94, Am = 95, Cm = 96, Bk = 97, Cf = 98, Es = 99, Fm = 100, Md = 101, No = 102, Lr = 103, Db = 104, Jl = 105, Rf = 106 }
	The various elements currently supported/known.
enum	GetByType { ATOM_TYPE, RESIDUE_TYPE, CHAIN_TYPE, DOMAIN_TYPE, FRAGMENT_TYPE, XYZ_TYPE, XYZR_TYPE, MASS_TYPE }
Functions
AtomType	add_atom_type (std::string name, Element e)
	Create a new AtomType.
void	add_bonds (Hierarchy d, const ForceFieldParameters *ffp=default_force_field_parameters())
void	add_radii (Hierarchy d, const ForceFieldParameters *ffp=default_force_field_parameters(), FloatKey radius_key=FloatKey("radius"))
Bond	copy_bond (Bonded a, Bonded b, Bond o)
	Connect the two wrapped particles by a custom bond.
Bond	create_bond (Bonded a, Bonded b, Int t)
	Connect the two wrapped particles by a bond.
Hierarchy	create_clone (Hierarchy d)
	Clone the Hierarchy.
Hierarchy	create_clone_one (Hierarchy d)
	Clone the node in the Hierarchy.
Bond	create_custom_bond (Bonded a, Bonded b, Float length, Float stiffness=-1)
	Connect the two wrapped particles by a custom bond.
Hierarchy	create_fragment (const HierarchiesTemp &ps)
	Create a fragment containing the specified nodes.
Hierarchy	create_protein (Model *m, double resolution, int number_of_residues, int first_residue_index=0, double volume=-1, double spring_strength=1)
	Create a coarse grained molecule.
ForceFieldParameters *	default_force_field_parameters ()
void	destroy (Hierarchy d)
	Delete the Hierarchy.
void	destroy_bond (Bond b)
	Destroy the bond connecting to particles.
Atom	get_atom (Residue rd, AtomType at)
	Return a particle atom from the residue.
bool	get_atom_type_exists (std::string name)
	Return true if that atom type already exists.
Bond	get_bond (Bonded a, Bonded b)
	Get the bond between two particles.
algebra::BoundingBoxD< 3 >	get_bounding_box (const Hierarchy &h)
	Get a bounding box for the Hierarchy.
algebra::SphereD< 3 >	get_bounding_sphere (const Hierarchy &h)
HierarchiesTemp	get_by_type (Hierarchy mhd, GetByType t)
Chain	get_chain (Residue rd, bool nothrow=false)
std::pair< double, double >	get_component_placement_score (const core::XYZs &ref1, const core::XYZs &ref2, const core::XYZs &mdl1, const core::XYZs &mdl2)
	Measure the difference between two placements of the same set of points.
std::string	get_data_path (std::string file_name)
	Return the path to installed data for this module.
ElementTable &	get_element_table ()
std::string	get_example_path (std::string file_name)
	Return the path to installed example data for this module.
Bonds	get_internal_bonds (Hierarchy mhd)
	Get the bonds internal to this tree.
bool	get_is_heterogen (Hierarchy h)
	Return true if the piece of hierarchy should be classified as a heterogen.
HierarchiesTemp	get_leaves (Hierarchy h)
std::string	get_module_name ()
const VersionInfo &	get_module_version_info ()
template<class Vecto3DsOrXYZs0 , class Vecto3DsOrXYZs1 >
double	get_native_overlap (const Vecto3DsOrXYZs0 &m1, const Vecto3DsOrXYZs1 &m2, double threshold)
	Computes the native overlap between two sets of 3D points.
Hierarchy	get_next_residue (Residue rd)
double	get_pairwise_rmsd_score (const core::XYZs &ref1, const core::XYZs &ref2, const core::XYZs &mdl1, const core::XYZs &mdl2)
	Measure the RMSD between two placements of the same set of points.
std::pair< double, double >	get_placement_score (const core::XYZs &from, const core::XYZs &to)
	Measure the difference between two placements of the same set of points.
Hierarchy	get_residue (Hierarchy mhd, unsigned int index)
	Get the residue with the specified index.
Residue	get_residue (Atom d, bool nothrow=false)
	Return the Residue containing this atom.
template<class Vecto3DsOrXYZs0 , class Vecto3DsOrXYZs1 >
double	get_rmsd (const Vecto3DsOrXYZs0 &m1, const Vecto3DsOrXYZs1 &m2, const IMP::algebra::Transformation3D &tr_for_second=IMP::algebra::get_identity_transformation_3d())
	Calculate the root mean square deviation between two sets of 3D points.
Hierarchy	get_root (Hierarchy h)
	Return the root of the hierarchy.
IMP::core::RigidBody	setup_as_rigid_body (Hierarchy h)
	Rigidify a molecule or collection of molecules.
void	show (Hierarchy h, std::ostream &out=std::cout)
	Print out a molecular hierarchy.
Protein-ligand scoring
`IMP` provides a statistical scoring function for scoring protein-ligand complexes. Papers will be forthcoming. Neither of the scoring methods provide derivatives. As will more documentation and examples.
void	add_protein_ligand_score_data (Hierarchy h)
Simplification along backbone
These two methods create a simplified version of a molecule by merging residues sequentially. In one case every n residues are merged, in the other, the intervals are passed manually. The resulting molecule is not optimized by default and has no restraints automatically created. At the moment, the calls only support unmodified hierarchies loaded by read_pdb() which have only protein or DNA members. They return Hierarchy() if the input chain is empty.
Hierarchy	create_simplified_along_backbone (Chain in, const IntRanges &residue_segments)
Hierarchy	create_simplified_along_backbone (Chain in, int num_res)
Estimator Functions
These functions allow you to estimate physical quantities relating to biomolecules.
double	get_mass_from_number_of_residues (unsigned int num_aa)
	Estimate the mass of a protein from the number of amino acids.
double	get_volume_from_mass (double v)
	Estimate the volume of a protein from its mass.
Mol2 IO
`IMP` can also read and write Mol2 files. As with read_pdb(), selector objects are used to determine which atoms are read. The read function produces a hierarchy containing the molecule. The write hierarchy writes all the Residue types in the hierarchy to the file.
Hierarchy	read_mol2 (TextInput mol2_file, Model *model, const Mol2Selector &mol2sel=AllMol2Selector())
void	write_mol2 (Hierarchy rhd, TextOutput file_name)
PDB Reading
The read PDB methods produce a hierarchy that looks as follows: One Atom per ATOM or HETATM record in the PDB. All Atom particles have a parent which is a Residue. All Residue particles have a parent which is a Chain. Waters are currently dropped if they are ATOM records. This can be fixed. The read_pdb() functions should successfully parse all valid pdb files. It can produce warnings on files which are not valid. It will attempt to read such files, but all bets are off. When reading PDBs, PDBSelector objects can be used to choose to only process certain record types. See the class documentation for more information. When no PDB selector is supplied for reading, the NonWaterPDBSelector is used. Set the IMP::LogLevel to IMP::VERBOSE to see details of parse errors.
Hierarchies	read_multimodel_pdb (TextInput in, Model *model, const PDBSelector &selector)
Hierarchy	read_pdb (TextInput in, Model *model, const PDBSelector &selector, bool select_first_model=true)
Hierarchy	read_pdb (TextInput in, Model *model)
PDB Writing
The methods to write a PDBs expects a Hierarchy that looks as follows: all leaves are Atom particles all Atom particles have Residue particles as parents All Residue particles that have a Chain particle as an ancestor are considered part of a protein, DNA or RNA, ones without are considered heterogens. The functions produce files that are not valid PDB files, eg only ATOM/HETATM lines are printed for all Atom particles in the hierarchy. Complain if your favorite program can't read them and we might fix it.
void	write_multimodel_pdb (const Hierarchies &mhd, TextOutput out)
void	write_pdb (const Hierarchies &mhd, TextOutput out)
void	write_pdb (Hierarchy mhd, TextOutput out)
Variables
const ResidueType	UNK

Function Documentation

AtomType add_atom_type	(	std::string	name,
		Element	e
	)

Create a new AtomType.

This creates a new AtomType (returned) and sets up the mapping between the AtomType and the proper element.

Note:: This method has not been tested. If you use it, please write a test and remove this comment.

See also:: atom_type_exists()

void add_bonds	(	Hierarchy	d,
		const ForceFieldParameters *	ffp = `default_force_field_parameters()`
	)

Add bonds using definitions from given force field parameters. Note that, at the moment, all added bonds are reported as IMP::Bond::SINGLE, whether or not they actually are.

void add_radii	(	Hierarchy	d,
		const ForceFieldParameters *	ffp = `default_force_field_parameters()`,
		FloatKey	radius_key = `FloatKey("radius")`
	)

Add vdW radius from given force field.

Hierarchy create_clone ( Hierarchy d )

Clone the Hierarchy.

This method copies the Bond, Bonded, Atom, Residue, and Domain data and the particle name to the new copies in addition to the Hierarchy relationships.

Hierarchy create_clone_one ( Hierarchy d )

Clone the node in the Hierarchy.

This method copies the Atom, Residue, Chain and Domain data and the particle name.

Hierarchy create_protein	(	Model *	m,
		double	resolution,
		int	number_of_residues,
		int	first_residue_index = `0`,
		double	volume = `-1`,
		double	spring_strength = `1`
	)

Create a coarse grained molecule.

The coarse grained model is created with a number of spheres based on the resolution and the volume. If the volume is not provided it is estimated based on the number of residues. The protein is created as a molecular hierarchy rooted at p. The leaves are Domain particles with appropriate residue indexes stored and are XYZR particles.

Volume is, as usual, in cubic anstroms.

Currently the function creates a set of balls with radii no greater than resolution which overlap by 20% and have a volume of their union equal to the passed volume. The balls are held together by a ConnectivityRestraint with the given spring constant.

The coordinates of the balls defining the protein are optimized by default, and have garbage coordinate values.

Warning: create_protein has not been well tested yet: Use with caution and please report any bugs found.

Warning: create_protein has not been stabilized and is likely to change without notice.

void destroy ( Hierarchy d )

Delete the Hierarchy.

All bonds connecting to these atoms are destroyed as are hierarchy links in the Hierarchy and the particles are removed from the Model.

Atom get_atom	(	Residue	rd,
		AtomType	at
	)

Return a particle atom from the residue.

The residue must be part of a molecular hierarchy.

algebra::BoundingBoxD< 3 > IMP::atom::get_bounding_box ( const Hierarchy & h )

Get a bounding box for the Hierarchy.

This bounding box is that of the highest (in the CS sense of a tree growning down from the root) cut through the tree where each node in the cut has x,y,z, and r. That is, if the root has x,y,z,r then it is the bounding box if that sphere. If only the leaves have radii, it is the bounding box of the leaves. If no such cut exists, the behavior is undefined.

algebra::SphereD< 3 > get_bounding_sphere ( const Hierarchy & h )

See get_bounding_box() for more details.

Chain get_chain	(	Residue	rd,
		bool	nothrow = `false`
	)

Return the chain containing the residue.

Exceptions:

ValueException

if no residue is found, unless nothrow is true.

std::pair<double,double> IMP::atom::get_component_placement_score	(	const core::XYZs &	ref1,
		const core::XYZs &	ref2,
		const core::XYZs &	mdl1,
		const core::XYZs &	mdl2
	)

Measure the difference between two placements of the same set of points.

Parameters:

`[in]`	ref1	The reference placement of the first component represented by XYZ coordinates
`[in]`	ref2	The reference placement of the second component represented by XYZ coordinates
`[in]`	mdl1	The modeled placement of the first component represented by XYZ coordinates
`[in]`	mdl2	The modeled placement of the second component represented by XYZ coordinates

Returns:: the function returns (distance score,angle score)

Note:: The measure quantifies the difference between the relative placements of two components compared to a reference relative placement. First, the two compared structures are brought into the same frame of reference by superposing the first pair of equivalent domains (ref1 and mdl1). Next, the distance and angle scores are calculated for the second component using placement_score.
see Topf, Lasker et al Structure, 2008 for details

std::string IMP::atom::get_data_path ( std::string file_name )

Return the path to installed data for this module.

Each module has its own data directory, so be sure to use the version of this function in the correct module. To read the data file "data_library" that was placed in the data directory of module "mymodule", do something like

    std::ifstream in(IMP::mymodule::get_data_path("data_library"));

This will ensure that the code works when IMP is installed or used via the tools/imppy.sh script.

std::string IMP::atom::get_example_path ( std::string file_name )

Return the path to installed example data for this module.

Each module has its own example directory, so be sure to use the version of this function in the correct module. For example to read the file example_protein.pdb located in the examples directory of the IMP::atom module, do

    IMP::atom::read_pdb(IMP::atom::get_example_path("example_protein.pdb", model));

This will ensure that the code works when IMP is installed or used via the tools/imppy.sh script.

Bonds get_internal_bonds ( Hierarchy mhd )

Get the bonds internal to this tree.

See also:: Bond

bool IMP::atom::get_is_heterogen ( Hierarchy h )

Return true if the piece of hierarchy should be classified as a heterogen.

For the purposes of classification, a heterogen is anything that

is a heterogen atom (one whose name starts with HET:)
is or is part of a Residue that is not a normal protein, rna or dna residue
or is not part of a Chain For the moment, this can only be called on residues or atoms.

HierarchiesTemp get_leaves ( Hierarchy h )

double IMP::atom::get_mass_from_number_of_residues ( unsigned int num_aa )

Estimate the mass of a protein from the number of amino acids.

We use an estimate of 110 Daltons per residue, following Chimera.

The mass is in Daltons.

template<class Vecto3DsOrXYZs0 , class Vecto3DsOrXYZs1 >

double IMP::atom::get_native_overlap	(	const Vecto3DsOrXYZs0 &	m1,
		const Vecto3DsOrXYZs1 &	m2,
		double	threshold
	)

Computes the native overlap between two sets of 3D points.

Parameters:

`[in]`	m1	first set
`[in]`	m2	second set
`[in]`	threshold	threshold distance (amstrongs) for the calculation

Note:: The result is returned as a percentage (from 0 to 100)
the function assumes correspondence between two sets of points and does not perform rigid alignment.

Hierarchy get_next_residue ( Residue rd )

Return the residue from the same chain with one higher index, or Residue().

Note:: Currently, this function only works if the parent of rd is the chain. This should be fixed later. Ask if you need it.

The return type is Hierarchy since the particle representing the next residue might not be a Residue particle.

double IMP::atom::get_pairwise_rmsd_score	(	const core::XYZs &	ref1,
		const core::XYZs &	ref2,
		const core::XYZs &	mdl1,
		const core::XYZs &	mdl2
	)

Measure the RMSD between two placements of the same set of points.

Parameters:

`[in]`	ref1	The reference placement of the first component represented by XYZ coordinates
`[in]`	ref2	The reference placement of the second component represented by XYZ coordinates
`[in]`	mdl1	The modeled placement of the first component represented by XYZ coordinates
`[in]`	mdl2	The modeled placement of the second component represented by XYZ coordinates

Note:: The measure quantifies the RMSD between the relative placements of two components compared to a reference relative placement. First, the two compared structures are brought into the same frame of reference by superposing the first pair of equivalent domains (ref1 and mdl1). Next, the RMSD is calculated for the second component
see Lasker et al JMB, 2009 for details

std::pair<double,double> IMP::atom::get_placement_score	(	const core::XYZs &	from,
		const core::XYZs &	to
	)

Measure the difference between two placements of the same set of points.

Parameters:

`[in]`	from	The reference placement represented by XYZ coordinates
`[in]`	to	The modeled placement represented by XYZ coordinates

Note:: The measure quantifies the difference between placements of the same structure. A rigid transformation that brings mdl1 to ref1 is reported.

Returns:: (d,a), A transformation from mdl to ref represented by a a distance (d) and an angle (a). d is the distance bewteen the centroids of the two placements and a is the axis angle of the rotation matrix between the two placements

Note:: see Lasker,Topf et al JMB, 2009 for details

Residue get_residue	(	Atom	d,
		bool	nothrow = `false`
	)

Return the Residue containing this atom.

The atom must be part of a molecular hierarchy.

Exceptions:

ValueException

if no residue is found, unless nothrow is true.

template<class Vecto3DsOrXYZs0 , class Vecto3DsOrXYZs1 >

double IMP::atom::get_rmsd	(	const Vecto3DsOrXYZs0 &	m1,
		const Vecto3DsOrXYZs1 &	m2,
		const IMP::algebra::Transformation3D &	tr_for_second = `IMP::algebra::get_identity_transformation_3d()`
	)

Calculate the root mean square deviation between two sets of 3D points.

Note:: the function assumes correspondence between the two sets of points and does not perform rigid alignment.

Hierarchy get_root ( Hierarchy h )

Return the root of the hierarchy.

double IMP::atom::get_volume_from_mass ( double v )

Estimate the volume of a protein from its mass.

We use the estimate published in Alber et. al, Structure 2005.

Hierarchy read_pdb	(	TextInput	in,
		Model *	model
	)

Read a all the molecules in the first model of the pdb file.

IMP::core::RigidBody IMP::atom::setup_as_rigid_body ( Hierarchy h )

Rigidify a molecule or collection of molecules.

The rigid body created has all the leaves as members and a member rigid body for each internal node in the tree.

Note:: any existing coordinates and radii for internal nodes are overwritten.

Variable Documentation

const ResidueType IMP::atom::UNK

Unknown residue

IMP::atom Namespace Reference

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