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Contact Surface

= Overview =

This script calculates individual or global contact areas between a receptor molecule and a (multimodel) bundle of docked ligand structures. The exact contact surface area values (in Angstrom^2) are printed to the screen and also appended to a file called contactareas.txt. If only a single global contact surface is calculated, a selection named "contact" is created that includes all receptor atoms within 3.9A of any ligand atom to illustrate the approximate contact surface.


The parameters are:

receptor (string)

The name of the selection/object representing the receptor protein

ligand (string)

The name of the selection/object representing the ligand
Note that this may be another protein!

states (integer), default:0

Calculate contact surface between the receptor and the first n states of the ligand.
If states = 0, the script calculates a global contact surface which takes all possible ligand states into account.


Usage

<source lang="python"> contact_surface ..→

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