NAME
STRUCTURES - Compute the root mean square deviations from a given
solute reference structure
SYNOPSIS
STRUCTURES
...
...
END
DESCRIPTION
The command STRUCTURES opens an environment which
includes a series of subcommands which allow to compute average and
instantaneous root mean square displacements (rms) of the solute for
various atomic type (-carbon, heavy atoms, backbone atoms
etc. ). The reference structure for the solute is entered with the
command TEMPLATE(&SETUP)
averaged ca
compute average rms of -carbons
averaged heavy
compute average rms of non hydrogen atoms
inst_xmrms type_1 type_2 ...
specifies which instantaneous rms's have
to computed. type_n can be any combination of the
four keywords ca heavy backbone
allatoms. The keyword all stands for all the the preceding
keywords simultaneously. The inst_xrms
keyword is mandatory when print inst_xmrs is
specified.
print typenprint OPEN filename
print rms's calculation as specified by type to file filename every nprint configurations (see also command DUMP(&INOUT))
The keyword type can be any of the following:
averaged - the full protein
(solute) coordinates in pdb format are printed to the file filename with a constant orientation so that atomic rms's are
minimized. Feeding directly the file to rasmol gives an
pictorial view of the atomic displacements
avg_xrms - The time running averages of the rms's are
printed, averaged over -carbons, backbone atoms, and all heavy
atoms.
inst_xrms - The instantaneous values of the rms's are
printed averaged over -carbons, backbone atoms, and all heavy
atoms. If this subcommand is specified, along with inst_xmrms subcommand
orac also produces the file filename_atm which
contains the final values of the atomic rms's for the atom types
( carbon, backbone atoms etc. ) specified in
the command inst_xrms.
EXAMPLES
STRUCTURES
print averaged 2 OPEN test.str
print avg_xrms 3 OPEN test.arms
print inst_xrms 3 OPEN test.irms
inst_xrms ca backbone
averaged ca
print rms 2 OPEN test.rms
END
WARNINGS
STRUCTURES commands works only in conjunction with the &ANALYSIS environment. Experimental - Unsupported