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38 #ifndef _hxprops_h
39 #define _hxprops_h
41 #include <stdio.h>
43 #include "gromacs/math/vectypes.h"
44 #include "gromacs/topology/idef.h"
45 #include "gromacs/utility/basedefinitions.h"
46 #include "gromacs/utility/real.h"
48 struct t_atom;
49 struct t_resinfo;
51 #define PHI_AHX (-55.0)
52 #define PSI_AHX (-45.0)
53 /* Canonical values of the helix phi/psi angles */
56 /*! \internal \brief Struct containing properties of a residue in a protein backbone. */
57 struct t_bb {
58 //! Protein backbone phi angle.
59 real phi;
60 //! Protein backbone psi angle.
61 real psi;
62 //! RMS distance of phi and psi angles from ideal helix
63 real pprms2;
64 //! Estimated J-coupling value
65 real jcaha;
66 //! Value of 3 turn helix?
67 real d3;
68 //! Value of 4 turn helix?
69 real d4;
70 //! Value of 5 turn?
71 real d5;
72 //! Average of RMS for analysis.
73 real rmsa;
74 //! If the structure is helical.
75 gmx_bool bHelix;
76 //! Number of elliptical elements
77 int nhx;
78 //! Average RMS Deviation when atoms of this residue are fitted to ideal helix
79 int nrms;
80 //! Residue index for output, relative to gmx_helix -r0 value
81 int resno;
82 //! Index for previous carbon.
83 int Cprev;
84 //! Index for backbone nitrogen.
85 int N;
86 //! Index for backbone NH hydrogen.
87 int H;
88 //! Index for alpha carbon.
89 int CA;
90 //! Index for carbonyl carbon.
91 int C;
92 //! Index for carbonyl oxygen.
93 int O;
94 //! Index for next backbone nitrogen.
95 int Nnext;
96 //! Name for this residue.
97 char label[32];
100 enum {
101 efhRAD, efhTWIST, efhRISE, efhLEN,
102 efhDIP, efhRMS, efhRMSA, efhCD222,
103 efhPPRMS, efhCPHI, efhPHI, efhPSI,
104 efhHB3, efhHB4, efhHB5, efhJCA,
105 efhAHX, efhNR
108 extern real ahx_len(int gnx, const int index[], rvec x[]);
109 /* Assume we have a list of Calpha atoms only! */
111 extern real ellipticity(int nres, t_bb bb[]);
113 extern real radius(FILE *fp, int nca, const int ca_index[], rvec x[]);
114 /* Assume we have calphas */
116 extern real twist(int nca, const int caindex[], rvec x[]);
117 /* Calculate the twist of the helix */
119 extern real pprms(FILE *fp, int nbb, t_bb bb[]);
120 /* Calculate the average RMS from canonical phi/psi values
121 * and the distance per residue
124 extern real ca_phi(int gnx, const int index[], rvec x[]);
125 /* Assume we have a list of Calpha atoms only! */
127 extern real dip(int nbb, const int bbind[], const rvec x[], const t_atom atom[]);
129 extern real rise(int gnx, const int index[], rvec x[]);
130 /* Assume we have a list of Calpha atoms only! */
132 extern void av_hblen(FILE *fp3, FILE *fp3a,
133 FILE *fp4, FILE *fp4a,
134 FILE *fp5, FILE *fp5a,
135 real t, int nres, t_bb bb[]);
137 extern void av_phipsi(FILE *fphi, FILE *fpsi, FILE *fphi2, FILE *fpsi2,
138 real t, int nres, t_bb bb[]);
140 /*! \brief Allocate and fill an array of information about residues in a protein backbone.
142 * The user is propted for an index group of protein residues (little
143 * error checking occurs). For the number of residues found in the
144 * selected group, nbb entries are made in the returned array. Each
145 * entry contains the atom indices of the N, H, CA, C and O atoms (for
146 * PRO, H means CD), as well as the C of the previous residue and the
147 * N of the next (-1 if not found).
149 * In the output array, the first residue will be numbered starting
150 * from res0. */
151 extern t_bb *mkbbind(const char *fn, int *nres, int *nbb, int res0,
152 int *nall, int **index,
153 char ***atomname, t_atom atom[],
154 t_resinfo *resinfo);
156 extern void do_start_end(int nres, t_bb bb[], int *nbb,
157 int bbindex[], int *nca, int caindex[],
158 gmx_bool bRange, int rStart, int rEnd);
160 extern void calc_hxprops(int nres, t_bb bb[], const rvec x[]);
162 extern void pr_bb(FILE *fp, int nres, t_bb bb[]);
164 #endif