Open cryos opened 14 years ago
Ile-Ser pdb file
Original comment by: nobody
I suspect OpenBabel bug here
Original comment by: @annulen
I agree. I'll add this to the OB test set and see if I can find the bug. Thanks pim!
Original comment by: @ghutchis
This should now be fixed fully in a new patch, which avoids calling OBChainsParser unless absolutely necessary. http://review.source.kitware.com/#/t/819
Original comment by: @ghutchis
Great, but how can I find and apply this patch? I have to make 400 structures with terminal serines, so I'd prefer to have this fixed before I start. Sorry for the trouble.
Original comment by: prinsf
Sorry, try one of the nightly unstable builds: http://avogadro.openmolecules.net/nightly/mac/unstable/
This has the patch "baked in" already -- it's compiled on my desktop every night.
Hope that helps, -Geoff
Original comment by: @ghutchis
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Original comment by: nobody
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Original comment by: nobody
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Original comment by: nobody
When I use the peptide builder to build peptides with a C-terminal serine and save then as a pdb file, the residues names of the entire peptide go to UNK instead of the right names (... - ... - SER). I've built all dipeptide combinations and it happened in all of the ones with a terminal Ser.
Contact: pim.frederix@strath.ac.uk OS: Mac OS X 10.6.4
Reported by: *anonymous