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Appendices | ||
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Domain Specific Fields | ||
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The fields below are all optional and are only used within specific research fields. | ||
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group_type | ||
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- **Description**: For each type of chemical group/molecule in the system there is a dictionary that describes this group/molecule. | ||
Databases are allowed to add more properties as long as the properties are prefixed with the database specific prefix. | ||
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- **Type**: list of dictionaries with the properties: | ||
- :property:`name`: string (REQUIRED) | ||
- :property:`molecular_formula`: string (OPTIONAL) | ||
- :property:`mass`: float (OPTIONAL) | ||
- :property:`subgroups`: list of strings (OPTIONAL) | ||
- **Requirements/Conventions**: | ||
- **Support**: OPTIONAL support in implementations. When the :property:`groups` property is present the :property:`group_type property` MUST, however, be present as well. | ||
- **Query**: Support for queries on this property is OPTIONAL. | ||
If supported, only a subset of the filter features MAY be supported. | ||
- **name**: REQUIRED; The name of the group_type; | ||
- The **name** value MUST be unique in the :property:`group_types` list. | ||
- Strings of 3 characters or less MUST match the strings belonging to this group as defined by wwPDB at `<ftp://ftp.wwpdb.org/pub/pdb/data/monomers>`_. | ||
- **molecular_formula**: OPTIONAL; The molecular formula of the molecule/group described in this group type. | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. In the list of groups of wwPDB, the groups are described without taking any bonding to other groups into account. When amino acids are polymerized, each amino acid loses a water molecule. |
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- Element symbols MUST have proper capitalization (e.g., :val:`"Si"`, not :VAL:`"SI"` for "silicon"). | ||
- Elements MUST be placed in alphabetical order, followed by an integer describing the number atoms of this element in the group. | ||
- No spaces or separators are allowed. | ||
- **mass**: OPTIONAL; The mass of the molecule or group in a.m.u. | ||
- **sub_groups**: OPTIONAL; A list of strings containing the :property:`group_types` contained within this group. | ||
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.. code:: jsonc | ||
{ | ||
"group_type":[ | ||
{ | ||
"name" : "PME", | ||
"molecular_formula": "C14H18N2O5", | ||
"mass" : 294.307, | ||
"subgroups":[ | ||
"PHE", | ||
"ASP", | ||
] | ||
},{ | ||
"name" : "PHE", | ||
"molecular_formula": "C9H9NO", | ||
"mass" : 163.176, | ||
},{ | ||
"name": "ASP", | ||
"molecular_formula": "C4H6NO3", | ||
"mass" : 116.096, | ||
} | ||
] | ||
} | ||
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groups | ||
~~~~~~ | ||
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- **Description**: A particular group of atoms and other subgroups. | ||
Databases are allowed to add more properties as long as the properties are prefixed with the database specific prefix. | ||
- **Type**: list of dictionaries with the properties: | ||
- :property:`group_id`: string (REQUIRED) | ||
- :property:`type`: string (REQUIRED) | ||
- :property:`sub_groups`: list of strings (REQUIRED) | ||
- :property:`sites`: list of integers (REQUIRED) | ||
- :property:`residue_sequence_number`: integer (OPTIONAL) | ||
- :property:`insertion_code`: string (OPTIONAL) | ||
- **Requirements/Conventions**: | ||
- **Query**: Support for queries on this property is OPTIONAL. | ||
If supported, only a subset of the filter features MAY be supported. | ||
- **Support**: OPTIONAL support in implementations. When the :property:`group_type property` property is present the :property:`groups` property MUST be present as well. | ||
- **group_id**: REQUIRED; A string that is unique for each group. | ||
- **type**: REQUIRED; The :property:`group_type` of this group. | ||
- **sub_groups**: REQUIRED; A list containing :property:`group_id` strings of groups that are part of this group. Circular references are not allowed, i.e. a group is not allowed to refer back to itself even if it is via another group. | ||
- **sites**; REQUIRED; A list of integers referring to the index of `cartesian_site_positions`_, that belong to this group and are not in one of the sub groups. | ||
The index of the first site is 0. | ||
- **residue_sequence_number**: An integers describing the position of the group/residue in a chain/group. | ||
This matches the residue sequence number field in the of the PDB file format. | ||
There is therefore no guarantee that these numbers are ordered or unique. | ||
- **insertion_code**: If two groups/residues have the same residue_sequence_number the insertion_code is used to distinguish them. | ||
Two groups that both belong to the same super group MUST have distinct combinations of the :property:`residue_sequence_number` and :property:`insertion_code`. | ||
This matches the icode field in the of the PDB file format. | ||
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- **Examples**: | ||
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.. code:: jsonc | ||
{ | ||
"groups":[ | ||
{ | ||
"group_id": "PME1", | ||
"type": "PME", | ||
"sub_groups": [ | ||
"PHE1", | ||
"ASP1", | ||
], | ||
"sites":[0,1,2,3] | ||
},{ | ||
"group_id": "PHE1", | ||
"type": "PME", | ||
"sites": [4,5,6,7.8.9.10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24], | ||
"sub_groups": [], | ||
"residue_sequence_number": 1, | ||
"insertion_code": null | ||
},{ | ||
"group_id": "ASP1", | ||
"type": "ASP", | ||
"sub_groups": [], | ||
"sites": [26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38], | ||
"residue_sequ,ence_number": 2, | ||
"insertion_code": "A" | ||
} | ||
] | ||
} | ||
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The Filter Language EBNF Grammar | ||
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Do we want to have some way of indicating that a group is at the top level, i.e. that it is a molecule and not a subgroup?