Closed ljmartin closed 1 year ago
It looks like you are missing a dash in the --ff
option as well as an output PQR path. You should try something like:
pdb2pqr30 -off PARSE --neutralc --neutraln myfile.pdb myfile.pqr
Thanks @sobolevnrm, but I'm not sure that addresses the issue. Pip-installed pdb2pqr30 (as installed per the docs) has input:
usage: pdb2pqr [-h] [--ff {AMBER,CHARMM,PARSE,TYL06,PEOEPB,SWANSON}] [--userff USERFF] [--clean] [--nodebump] [--noopt] [--keep-chain] [--assign-only] [--ffout {AMBER,CHARMM,PARSE,TYL06,PEOEPB,SWANSON}] [--usernames USERNAMES]
[--apbs-input APBS_INPUT] [--pdb-output PDB_OUTPUT] [--ligand LIGAND] [--whitespace] [--neutraln] [--neutralc] [--drop-water] [--include-header] [--titration-state-method {propka}] [--with-ph PH] [-f FILENAMES] [-r REFERENCE]
[-c CHAINS] [-i TITRATE_ONLY] [-t THERMOPHILES] [-a ALIGNMENT] [-m MUTATIONS] [-p PARAMETERS] [--log-level {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}] [-o PH] [-w WINDOW WINDOW WINDOW] [-g GRID GRID GRID] [--mutator MUTATOR]
[--mutator-option MUTATOR_OPTIONS] [-d] [-l] [-k] [-q] [--protonate-all] [--version]
input_path output_pqr
i.e. using flag --ff. Using the command above returns pdb2pqr: error: argument -o/--pH: invalid float value: 'ff'
Perhaps the pip version is an older version? pdb2pqr30 --version
reports pdb2pqr 3.5.2
.
Oops -- I had a typo above. Sorry!
Please try:
pdb2pqr30 --ff PARSE --neutralc --neutraln myfile.pdb myfile.pqr
Note the use of two dashes instead of one.
Hi PDB2PQR, I'd like to use the pdb2pqr30 to add neutral terminal caps to a PDB. It appears the link given to the PARSE.pdb file points to the wrong place. On running:
a 404 is returned:
I couldn't find PARSE.pdb in ftp://files.rcsb.org/ - is there an up to date link somewhere? Thanks