Prime User Manual - ISP
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Chapter 11: Command Syntax<br />
11.5 refinestruct—Refine a Protein Structure<br />
The refinestruct script runs protein structure refinement jobs (side chain prediction and<br />
energy minimization as well as loop and helix prediction) using the Protein Local Optimization<br />
Program (PLOP).<br />
refinestruct handles all the tasks associated with the refinement of protein structures via<br />
PLOP: parsing and preparation of input files, interaction with PLOP, and handling of output<br />
structures, etc. It also fixes the structural issues that are fixed by primefix.py (see<br />
Section 12.3 on page 118). All jobs handled by refinestruct are run under Schrödinger Job<br />
Control.<br />
Multithreaded execution (with Open MP) can be enabled for bldstruct jobs by setting the<br />
environment variable OMP_NUM_THREADS. It is recommended to set this environment variable<br />
in the schrodinger.hosts file for hosts on which multithreading is supported—see<br />
Section 6.1 of the Installation Guide.<br />
Syntax<br />
$SCHRODINGER/refinestruct [options] jobname<br />
The input is read from the file jobname.inp and the structural output is written to the file<br />
jobname-out.mae. If the input structure file has alternate coordinates, the refinement is<br />
performed on the first set of alternate coordinates.<br />
Options<br />
The refinestruct script accepts the options listed in Table 11.1.<br />
Command Input File<br />
The command input file contains a list of keywords that control the operation of the<br />
refinestruct script, one per line. The keywords are listed in the tables below. Generally<br />
valid keywords are listed in Table 11.6 and protocol-specific keywords are listed in Table 11.7,<br />
under the protocol to which they apply.<br />
Table 11.6. General keywords for the refinestruct script<br />
Keyword syntax Description<br />
ECUTOFF value Energy cutoff for return of conformations. Returns all conformations<br />
within value kcal/mol of the lowest-energy structure. It can be used in<br />
conjunction with NUM_OUTPUT_STRUCT, to impose a maximum on the<br />
number of such conformations to return. As with<br />
NUM_OUTPUT_STRUCT, it only applies to single loop refinements.<br />
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