qp.structure.convert_nhie_oxo¶
Convert NHIE active sites to reactive OXO/succinate state.
This module provides specialized functions for converting non-heme iron enzyme (NHIE) active sites from the resting state (with alpha-ketoglutarate and water/NO ligands) to the reactive ferryl-oxo state (with succinate and OXO ligands). This is useful for modeling the reactive intermediate in NHIE catalysis.
Note: This is a specialized module for NHIE enzyme studies and is not part of the standard QuantumPDB workflow.
Functions
Convert an NHIE structure from resting to reactive state. |
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Calculate the dihedral angle defined by four points. |
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Convert alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG) to succinate (SIN). |
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Convert water or NO ligands near iron to OXO residues. |
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Find histidine NE2 atoms coordinating an iron center. |
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Place an OXO ligand opposite the coordinating histidines. |
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Parse a PDB file and extract all ATOM/HETATM records. |
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Remove hydrogen atoms from OXO residues. |
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Append OXO entries to the ligand SDF file. |
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Replace AKG entries with SIN entries in the ligand SDF file. |
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Write a list of atom dictionaries to a PDB file. |