Hi,
I’m a bit confused with the Hbond command.
I’m looking for close contacts between a piece of RNA (residues 323-337) and the protein (1-318).
I’m using the following Hbond command (based on a suggestion on this list)
hbond donormask :323-337 donorhmask :323-337 acceptormask :1-318 dist 3.0 angle -1.0 out ncontact.dat argot avgcontact.dat
I get the following output:
#Acceptor DonorH Donor Frames Frac AvgDist AvgAng
ASN_55.H C_326.OP2 C_327.O2 540 0.6750 2.2852 11.1719
ASN_55.H C_326.OP1 C_327.C2 534 0.6675 2.5507 11.4750
ASN_55.H C_326.P C_327.N3 522 0.6525 2.2418 9.7082
LYS_54.HA C_326.OP2 C_327.O2 397 0.4963 2.6851 9.4948
ASN_55.HB2 C_325.C6 C_326.O2 377 0.4713 2.7258 9.8223
ASN_55.HB2 C_326.P C_327.N3 364 0.4550 2.7809 15.4365
ASN_55.HD22 C_325.H5 C_326.O2' 299 0.3738 2.1425 6.6522
LYS_57.NZ C_324.O3' C_326.OP1 285 0.3563 2.8193 13.4472
ASN_55.HB3 C_325.C6 C_326.O2 283 0.3538 2.7656 8.0737
ASN_55.HB2 C_326.OP1 C_327.C2 279 0.3488 2.7948 14.1744
ASN_55.HD22 C_325.C6 C_326.O2 262 0.3275 2.0512 4.3175
….
….
My question is why are the donorH and donor residues different in every case. ?
Is there a better way to get this information ?
Regards
Sid
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