Q|R Documentation
Programs available in Q|R
A step by step guide on how to install qrefine is found here:
https://github.com/qrefine/qrefine/blob/master/README.md
more details can also be found here:
Please run the test suite on your system before using qrefine.
Simply make a clean directory, and the change into that empty directory
mkdir clean_test_dir cd clean_test_dir
then run:
qr.test --nproc=4
where the nproc is set to the number of processors you want to use. This can be used to speed up the test set.
See more documentation: Tests
A typical workflow would take the following steps:
Step 1. Fetch the pdb of interest and structure factors from the https://www.rcsb.org/
phenix.fetch_pdb 1yjp --mtz
Step 2. Complete your pdb by adding hydrogen and by adding missing atoms
qr.finalise 1yjp.pdboutput from running this script is
1yjp_complete.pdb
Step 3. Check the overall charge of your system by running
qr.charges 1yjp_complete.pdb verbose=true
this will print out the charge, and is a useful sanity check before running a refinement.
in this example, the output is
Charge: 0
Step 4. Another sanity check is performed by running a single point. MOPAC is used by default.
qr.restraint 1yjp_complete.pdb 1yjp.mtz
We also run the cctbx refinement to provide a comparison for quantum refinement.
qr.refine 1yjp_complete.pdb 1yjp.mtz > qr.log
The refined model is written to the folder
1yjp_complete_refined.pdb
adn the refinement statistics are displayed to the screen:
`` Best r_work: 0.1435 r_free: 0.1860 ``
This will ignore the experimental data and only use the restraints.
qr.refine 1yjp_complete.pdb mode=opt > qr.log
This is useful when evaluating new qm engines to make sure they are performing well.
optimization using quantum restraints.
qr.refine 1yjp_complete.pdb 1yjp.mtz clustering=true > qr.log
Step 8. You can change the qm engine if you have other qm engines installed.
qr.refine 1yjp_complete.pdb 1yjp.mtz clustering=true engine_name=pyscf