PDBFixer Wheel
This is clone of PDBFixer package released as wheel on to PyPI.
Install PDBFixeruse via PyPI using pdbfixer-wheel
pip install pdbfixer-wheel
PDBFixer
PDBFixer is an easy to use application for fixing problems in Protein Data Bank files in preparation for simulating them. It can automatically fix the following problems:
- Add missing heavy atoms.
- Add missing hydrogen atoms.
- Build missing loops.
- Convert non-standard residues to their standard equivalents.
- Select a single position for atoms with multiple alternate positions listed.
- Delete unwanted chains from the model.
- Delete unwanted heterogens.
- Build a water box for explicit solvent simulations.
See our manual
Installation
PDBFixer can be installed with conda or mamba.
conda install -c conda-forge pdbfixer
Alternatively you can install from source, as described in the manual.
Or install PDBFixer via PyPI using pdbfixer-wheel
pip install pdbfixer-wheel
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