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TruncAndCap_pymol.sh
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#!/bin/bash
set -x
debug="False"
### 1) generate crude truncated receptor for residue selection
# MODIFY: change the location of the input files (parm, reference and trajin lines)
LigandRes="X01"
complex_original_pdb="complex_solv.pdb"
Radius=12
#residue_file="resNo_list.txt"
remove_single_residues="False"
regex_numeric='^[0-9]+$'
# clean pdb
grep -E '^ATOM|^HETATM' $complex_original_pdb > complex_orig.pdb
## extract cpptraj residue list
cpptraj -p complex_orig.pdb --resmask \* > cpptraj_reslist.txt
if [[ $LigandRes =~ $regex_numeric ]] ; then
LigandResName=$(awk -v ligandres_awk=$LigandRes '$6==ligandres_awk {print $2}' cpptraj_reslist.txt)
else
LigandResName=$LigandRes
fi
## test if pdb is configured with or without chainid -> we use this when truncating from predefined list
column5=$(head -1 complex_orig.pdb | awk '{print $5}')
if [[ $column5 =~ $regex_numeric ]] ; then
chainID=' '
starting_residue=$(head -1 complex_orig.pdb | awk '{print $5}')
last_residue=$(awk '{print $4 " " $6}' complex_orig.pdb | sort -u -n -k2,2 | grep -E '^GLY|^ALA|^VAL|^LEU|^ILE|^THR|^SER|^MET|^CYS|^PRO|^PHE|^TYR|^TRP|^HIS|^LYS|^ARG|^ASP|^GLU|^ASN|^GLN' | awk 'END {print $2}')
else
chainID=$column5
starting_residue=$(head -1 complex_orig.pdb | awk '{print $6}')
last_residue=$(awk '{print $4 " " $5 " " $6}' complex_orig.pdb | sort -u -n -k3,3 | grep -E '^GLY|^ALA|^VAL|^LEU|^ILE|^THR|^SER|^MET|^CYS|^PRO|^PHE|^TYR|^TRP|^HIS|^LYS|^ARG|^ASP|^GLU|^ASN|^GLN' | awk 'END {print $3}')
fi
# generate truncated protein
cat <<eof> trunc.in
parm $complex_original_pdb
reference $complex_original_pdb
trajin $complex_original_pdb
strip !(:$LigandResName<:$Radius)
strip :$LigandResName
strip :WAT,HOH
strip :Na+
strip :Cl-
trajout trunc.pdb
run
quit
eof
cpptraj -i trunc.in -o trunc.out
### 2) create the list of protein residues present in the truncated version
if [[ $chainID == ' ' ]] ; then
grep 'ATOM' trunc.pdb | awk '{print $5}' | uniq | awk 'NR==1{first=$1;last=$1;next} $1 == last+1 {last=$1;next} {print first,last;first=$1;last=first} END{print first,last}' > resNo.txt
else
grep 'ATOM' trunc.pdb | awk '{print $6}' | uniq | awk 'NR==1{first=$1;last=$1;next} $1 == last+1 {last=$1;next} {print first,last;first=$1;last=first} END{print first,last}' > resNo.txt
fi
# grep : remove CRYST or TER lines
# awk '{print $5}' extracts residue numbers
# uniq : collaps redundant residue numbers (due to one residue number per atom)
# awk :
# NR==1{first=$1;last=$1;next}
# On the first line, initialize the variables first and last and skip to next line.
# $1 == last+1 {last=$1;next}
# If this line continues in the sequence from the last, update last and jump to the next line.
# print first,last;first=$1;last=first
# If we get here, we have a break in the sequence. Print out the range for the last sequence and reinitialize the variables for a new sequence.
# END{print first,last}
# After we get to the end of the file, print the final sequence.
### 3) we need to patch the residue list to add extra residues which will then be mutated into Me Caps
## 3.1) clean initial residue list (concatenate sequences where only 1 residue separates the peptides, eg 183 and 185)
# calculate differences between ending and starting residues
awk 'BEGIN { OFS = FS } NR == 1 { last = $2; print; next }{ $3 = $1 - last; last = $2 }1' resNo.txt > resNo_diff.txt
# get lines where difference between end and start < 2
awk '{if ($3 > 0 && $3 <= 2 && $3 != "") { print 1 } else { print 0 } }' resNo_diff.txt > lines_to_patch.txt
# patch residue list so gaps smaller than 2 residues are bridged by the deleted residue
# this should also work with subsequent gaps, eg 183 185 and 187 in the example
if [ -f resNo_final.txt ] ; then
rm resNo_final.txt
fi
lines=$(cat lines_to_patch.txt | wc -l )
for ((i=2 ; i<=$lines ; i+=1)); do
lineNo=$((i-1))
bool=$(awk -v var=$i 'NR==var { print $1} ' lines_to_patch.txt)
if [ $bool == 0 ] ; then
awk -v var=$((lineNo)) 'NR==var { print $0 }' resNo.txt >> resNo_final.txt
elif [ $bool == 1 ] ; then
startRes_curr=$(awk -v var=$((lineNo)) 'NR==var { print $1 }' resNo.txt)
bool_curr=1
while [ $bool_curr == 1 ] ; do
lineNo=$((lineNo+1))
bool_curr=$(awk -v var=$((lineNo)) 'NR==var { print $1 }' lines_to_patch.txt)
done
endRes_curr=$(awk -v var=$((lineNo-1)) 'NR==var { print $2 }' resNo.txt)
echo "$startRes_curr $endRes_curr" >> resNo_final.txt
i=$lineNo
fi
done
# check if last line has been patched
last_resNo_diff=$(tail -n 1 resNo_diff.txt | awk '{print $3}')
if [[ $last_resNo_diff > 2 ]] ; then
tail -n 1 resNo.txt >> resNo_final.txt
fi
#use final filter to remove single residues
if [ $remove_single_residues == "True" ] ; then
awk '!($1==$2)' resNo_final.txt > resNo_final_tmp.txt && mv resNo_final_tmp.txt resNo_final.txt
fi
## 3.2) create STRIP string for residues within distance threshold
while IFS=" " read -r startRes endRes ; do
if [ $startRes == $endRes ] ; then
startRes=$(awk -v ligandres_awk=$startRes '$6==ligandres_awk {print $1}' cpptraj_reslist.txt)
Res="$startRes,$Res"
else
startRes=$(awk -v ligandres_awk=$startRes '$6==ligandres_awk {print $1}' cpptraj_reslist.txt)
endRes=$(awk -v ligandres_awk=$endRes '$6==ligandres_awk {print $1}' cpptraj_reslist.txt)
Res="$startRes-$endRes,$Res"
fi
done < <(tac resNo_final.txt)
Res=$(echo $Res | sed s/,$// )
## 3.5) combine the necessary STRIP strings for a cpptraj input file and generate extended truncated pdb
# MODIFY: change (paths for) input files
cat <<eof> trunc_cap.in
parm complex_orig.pdb
reference complex_orig.pdb
trajin complex_orig.pdb
#strip !(:$Res|:$LigandResName)
strip !(:$Res)
strip :WAT,HOH
strip :Na+
strip :Cl-
trajout trunc_cap.pdb
run
quit
eof
cpptraj -i trunc_cap.in -o trunc_cap.out
## 3.6) generate pymol script to add ACE and NME caps
cat <<eof> pymol-caps.py
from pymol import editor, cmd
cmd.load("trunc_cap.pdb")
# select & remove all non A altlocs
cmd.remove( "not alt ''+A" )
# reset the PDB information
cmd.alter("all", "alt=''")
eof
while IFS=" " read -r startRes endRes ; do
echo "editor.attach_amino_acid(\"resi $startRes and name N\", \"ace\")" >> pymol-caps.py
echo "editor.attach_amino_acid(\"resi $endRes and name C\", \"nme\")" >> pymol-caps.py
done < resNo_final.txt
echo "cmd.set(\"pdb_use_ter_records\",0)" >> pymol-caps.py
echo "cmd.save(\"trunc_cap_pymol.pdb\")" >> pymol-caps.py
source activate CompChem
python pymol-caps.py
### replace atom names for ACE and NME residues compatible with LEaP
sed -i "s|1HH3 ACE| H1 ACE|g" trunc_cap_pymol.pdb
sed -i "s|2HH3 ACE| H2 ACE|g" trunc_cap_pymol.pdb
sed -i "s|3HH3 ACE| H3 ACE|g" trunc_cap_pymol.pdb
sed -i "s| CH3 NME| C NME|g" trunc_cap_pymol.pdb
sed -i "s|1HH3 NME| H1 NME|g" trunc_cap_pymol.pdb
sed -i "s|2HH3 NME| H2 NME|g" trunc_cap_pymol.pdb
sed -i "s|3HH3 NME| H3 NME|g" trunc_cap_pymol.pdb
#### 4) remove unnecessary files
if [ $debug == "False" ] ; then
rm complex_orig.pdb cpptraj_reslist.txt trunc.in trunc.out trunc.pdb resNo_diff.txt lines_to_patch.txt trunc_cap.in trunc_cap.out # resNo_10A.txt resNo_diff.txt resNo_final.txt lines_to_patch.txt trunc.in trunc.out trunc.pdb
fi