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Rosetta
2021.16
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This calculator is meant for finding interfaces between protein domains - like protein-protein interfaces but within a protein. It's more flexible than that, though. You define groups of residues within a protein (say, the N and C terminal domains). You then define which pairs of groups you are interested in. This calculator returns the union of the sets of residues at the interfaces between these domains/groups. This calculator contains a superset of the functionality of some of the other calculators, but is less efficient in simple cases. The pose does NOT have to have been scored. More...
#include <protocols/toolbox/CalcInterNeighborGroup.fwd.hh>#include <core/pose/metrics/PoseMetricCalculatorBase.hh>#include <core/pose/Pose.fwd.hh>#include <basic/MetricValue.fwd.hh>#include <core/types.hh>#include <set>#include <utility>#include <utility/VirtualBase.hh>#include <utility/vector1.hh>Classes | |
| class | protocols::toolbox::CalcInterNeighborGroup |
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| protocols | |
| The instance of Loops contained by AbrelaxApplication should be replaced by a LoopsOP. | |
| protocols::toolbox | |
This calculator is meant for finding interfaces between protein domains - like protein-protein interfaces but within a protein. It's more flexible than that, though. You define groups of residues within a protein (say, the N and C terminal domains). You then define which pairs of groups you are interested in. This calculator returns the union of the sets of residues at the interfaces between these domains/groups. This calculator contains a superset of the functionality of some of the other calculators, but is less efficient in simple cases. The pose does NOT have to have been scored.
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