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August 5, 2019 at 7:34 am #3212Anonymous
Hello everyone, I would like to ask, how to add the following lines when creating a parameter in the rosetta for a non-standard amino acid containing a methyl group on the backbone? M ROOT 13 M POLY_N_BB 13 M POLY_CA_BB 14 M POLY_C_BB 15 M POLY_O_BB 16 M POLY_IGNORE 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 M POLY_UPPER 7 M POLY_LOWER 1 M POLY_CHG 1 M POLY_PROPERTIES PROTEIN POLAR CHARGED M END
When I add parameters according to the tutorial, when run script,I get the following error: python /home/tianflame/rosetta_bin_linux_2019.07.60616_bundle/demos/protocol_capture/using_ncaas_protein_peptide_interface_design/HowToMakeResidueTypeParamFiles/scripts/molfile_to_params_polymer.py –clobber –polymer –no-pdb –name X11 -k X11.kin X11.mol Traceback (most recent call last): File “/home/tianflame/rosetta_bin_linux_2019.07.60616_bundle/demos/protocol_capture/using_ncaas_protein_peptide_interface_design/HowToMakeResidueTypeParamFiles/scripts/molfile_to_params_polymer.py”, line 1995, in sys.exit(main(sys.argv[1:])) File “/home/tianflame/rosetta_bin_linux_2019.07.60616_bundle/demos/protocol_capture/using_ncaas_protein_peptide_interface_design/HowToMakeResidueTypeParamFiles/scripts/molfile_to_params_polymer.py”, line 1953, in main polymer_assign_pdb_like_atom_names_to_sidechain( m.atoms, m.bonds, options.peptoid ) File “/home/tianflame/rosetta_bin_linux_2019.07.60616_bundle/demos/protocol_capture/using_ncaas_protein_peptide_interface_design/HowToMakeResidueTypeParamFiles/scripts/molfile_to_params_polymer.py”, line 1697, in polymer_assign_pdb_like_atom_names_to_sidechain a.pdb_greek_dist = greek_alphabet[all_all_dist[ca_index]] TypeError: list indices must be integers, not float
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August 21, 2019 at 7:11 pm #14882Anonymous
Are you using PyRosetta on Python 2, a 2to3’ed version of it with PyRosetta on Py3 or the self standing mol to params script from http://www.pyrosetta.org/scripts?
IIRC, I had some odd issues with the former (in a system with PyRosetta for Py3).
But your error seems to be that either all_all_dist, ca_index or i are floats, so simply changing the offending line to greek_alphabet[int(all_all_dist[int(ca_index)][int(i)])] might fix it. However, I have always altered the UPPER_CONNECT and LOWER_CONNECT manually or semimanually with Python+rdkit. As there are a few things that you have to change that aresn’t listed like AA ASP will fail, but AA UNK won’t etc.
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August 22, 2019 at 12:39 pm #14889Anonymous
I had to parametrise something so I checked your molecule while I was at it. And I did not get your error.
I just upload my 2to3 port of the self standing version in http://www.pyrosetta.org/scripts (old) and the version shipped with Rosetta here: https://github.com/matteoferla/mol_to_params.py just in the offchange it was a version thing…
This `polymer` flag you are using does not exist on my version(s).
There is a flag amino acid which does the same thing, but from the code I cannot see it parsing M lines. Instead it requires a Sybyl mol2 and not a sdf (MDL mol) file.
>>> babel -i mol LIG.mol -o mol2 LIG.mol2
The output will have
@ATOM
1 C -0.3738 -1.9100 0.2369 C.2 1 UNL1 0.2129
2 O -0.9668 -1.8046 1.3145 O.2 1 UNL1 -0.2759
The names are the `
C` not the `C.2` ones... so rename manually C, CA, CB, HA, O, N.
However, do a find-replace for all `C `, `N `, `N `, `H ` names to `CX` etc. The reason being if there are more than one atom called C, the first will be called C1 during the namefixing —`CX1` etc. doesn't harm anyone, but C-prime as C1 does...
You have a methylated amine. Call the carbon there H.
Note that MDL mol files do not have partial charge, so Babel predicted it (GASTEIGER) —a bit wasteful given that you used Gaussian—, but I think this py script in turn ignores them an makes up some in turn from a dictionary.
This is what I got from your file:
NAME LIG
IO_STRING LIG X
AA UNK
TYPE POLYMER
LOWER_CONNECT N
UPPER_CONNECT C
PROPERTIES PROTEIN
FIRST_SIDECHAIN_ATOM CB
ACT_COORD_ATOMS CB END
ATOM N Nbb NH1 -0.29
ATOM CA CAbb CT1 0.11
ATOM C CObb C 0.23
ATOM O OCbb O -0.27
ATOM NX Ntrp X -0.32
ATOM C4 CH3 X 0.00
ATOM H10 Hapo X 0.04
ATOM H11 Hapo X 0.04
ATOM H12 Hapo X 0.04
ATOM H13 Hpol X 0.15
ATOM CB CH2 X 0.07
ATOM C3 COO X 0.31
ATOM O3 OOC X -0.25
ATOM O2 OH X -0.48
ATOM H4 Hpol X 0.30
ATOM H6 Hapo X 0.04
ATOM H5 Hapo X 0.04
ATOM HA Hapo HB 0.06
ATOM C1 CNH2 X 0.21
ATOM O1 ONH2 X -0.28
ATOM C2 CH3 X 0.01
ATOM H2 Hapo X 0.03
ATOM H1 Hapo X 0.03
ATOM H3 Hapo X 0.03
ATOM H HNbb H 0.00
ATOM H7 Hapo X 0.04
ATOM H8 Hapo X 0.04
ATOM H9 Hapo X 0.04
BOND_TYPE C1 O1 2
BOND_TYPE C2 C1 1
BOND_TYPE C2 H2 1
BOND_TYPE H1 C2 1
BOND_TYPE H3 C2 1
BOND_TYPE N C1 4
BOND_TYPE N CA 1
BOND_TYPE CA HA 1
BOND_TYPE C CA 1
BOND_TYPE C NX 4
BOND_TYPE O C 2
BOND_TYPE CB CA 1
BOND_TYPE CB C3 1
BOND_TYPE CB H6 1
BOND_TYPE C3 O3 2
BOND_TYPE O2 H4 1
BOND_TYPE O2 C3 1
BOND_TYPE H5 CB 1
BOND_TYPE H N 1
BOND_TYPE H7 H 1
BOND_TYPE H8 H 1
BOND_TYPE H9 H 1
BOND_TYPE NX H13 1
BOND_TYPE H10 C4 1
BOND_TYPE C4 NX 1
BOND_TYPE C4 H11 1
BOND_TYPE H12 C4 1
CHI 1 CB C3 O2 H4
PROTON_CHI 1 SAMPLES 2 0 180 EXTRA 1 20
CHI 2 C1 N CA C
CHI 3 N CA C O
CHI 4 N CA CB C3
CHI 5 CA CB C3 O3
NBR_ATOM CB
NBR_RADIUS 6.354337
ICOOR_INTERNAL N 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 N CA C
ICOOR_INTERNAL CA 0.000000 180.000000 1.477375 N CA C
ICOOR_INTERNAL C 0.000001 70.336982 1.544964 CA N C
ICOOR_INTERNAL O -99.553091 58.049369 1.229364 C CA N
ICOOR_INTERNAL NX 178.859637 66.807105 1.358183 C CA O
ICOOR_INTERNAL C4 -174.611607 57.490680 1.451782 NX C CA
ICOOR_INTERNAL H10 106.039241 68.351999 1.097768 C4 NX C
ICOOR_INTERNAL H11 120.966193 69.536981 1.095154 C4 NX H10
ICOOR_INTERNAL H12 119.491437 72.127202 1.090960 C4 NX H11
ICOOR_INTERNAL H13 167.594191 63.545121 1.017289 NX C C4
ICOOR_INTERNAL CB -123.561118 67.526237 1.531952 CA N C
ICOOR_INTERNAL C3 -62.881890 68.540652 1.514280 CB CA N
ICOOR_INTERNAL O3 -47.605281 54.556833 1.210454 C3 CB CA
ICOOR_INTERNAL O2 -179.610207 67.911044 1.358074 C3 CB O3
ICOOR_INTERNAL H4 178.474384 74.036671 0.976702 O2 C3 CB
ICOOR_INTERNAL H6 -117.506019 72.499339 1.096353 CB CA C3
ICOOR_INTERNAL H5 -116.769586 67.692882 1.089965 CB CA H6
ICOOR_INTERNAL HA -118.410645 74.450962 1.090922 CA N CB
ICOOR_INTERNAL C1 -89.927468 62.855377 1.372862 N CA C
ICOOR_INTERNAL O1 3.708502 58.433969 1.234496 C1 N CA
ICOOR_INTERNAL C2 -179.454890 61.886703 1.520880 C1 N O1
ICOOR_INTERNAL H2 164.738725 72.785187 1.090741 C2 C1 N
ICOOR_INTERNAL H1 117.899082 68.962311 1.096833 C2 C1 H2
ICOOR_INTERNAL H3 121.464318 67.239591 1.094155 C2 C1 H1
ICOOR_INTERNAL H 168.282202 62.279099 1.463264 N CA C1
ICOOR_INTERNAL H7 77.658951 68.248292 1.096047 H N CA
ICOOR_INTERNAL H8 120.876588 69.664890 1.089070 H N H7
ICOOR_INTERNAL H9 118.760654 70.561942 1.095440 H N H8
# These lines stolen from ALA.params
# I *believe* they will override any duplicate definitions above
ICOOR_INTERNAL UPPER 149.999985 63.800007 1.328685 C CA N
ICOOR_INTERNAL O -180.000000 59.200005 1.231015 C CA UPPER
ICOOR_INTERNAL LOWER -150.000000 58.300003 1.328685 N CA C
ICOOR_INTERNAL H -180.000000 60.849998 1.010000 N CA LOWER
Note the comedy lines:
BOND_TYPE H7 H 1
BOND_TYPE H8 H 1
BOND_TYPE H9 H 1
No idea if this file will work, but it should. But you might want to fix a few tweaks I made, such as LIG as name.
Also, is your aspartate protonated? My guess is no.
However,
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