Source code for vermouth.processors.annotate_idrs

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"""
Provides processors that can add and remove IDR specific bonds
"""

from .processor import Processor
from ..rcsu.go_utils import _in_resid_region
from ..log_helpers import StyleAdapter, get_logger
LOGGER = StyleAdapter(get_logger(__name__))


[docs] def annotate_disorder(molecule, id_regions, annotation="cgidr"): """ Annotate the disordered regions of the molecule molecule: :class:`vermouth.molecule.Molecule` the molecule idr_regions: list list of tuples defining the resids of the idrs in the molecule annotation: str name of the annotation in the node """ for key, node in molecule.nodes.items(): _old_resid = node['_old_resid'] if _in_resid_region(_old_resid, id_regions): molecule.nodes[key][annotation] = True
[docs] class AnnotateIDRs(Processor): """ Processor to annotate intrinsically disordered regions of a molecule. This processor is designed primarily for the work described in the reference M3_GO, but is generally applicable for such circumstances where extra addition/removals are necessary. """ def __init__(self, id_regions=None): """ Parameters ---------- id_regions: regions defining the IDRs """ self.id_regions = id_regions
[docs] def run_molecule(self, molecule): """ Assign disordered regions for a single molecule """ annotate_disorder(molecule, self.id_regions) return molecule
[docs] def run_system(self, system): """ Assign the water bias of the Go model to file. Biasing is always molecule specific i.e. no two different vermouth molecules can have the same bias. Parameters ---------- system: :class:`vermouth.system.System` """ if not self.id_regions: return system LOGGER.info("Annotating disordered regions", type="step") super().run_system(system)