StandardizeGlutamicAcidNames: Standardize Glutamic Acid Names

In vanddraabe: Identification and Statistical Analysis of Conserved Waters Near Proteins

Description

Standardize the protonated glutamic acid three-letter residue name to GLU.

Usage

StandardizeGlutamicAcidNames(residue.names)

Arguments

residue.names

A vector of strings containing the three-letter residue names (strings)

Details

The the protonated glutamic acid three-letter residue name (GLH) is converted to the standard "GLU" residue name. This function is part of the aaStandardizeNames().

NOTE: This is a non-public function.

Value

vector of three-letter residue names with standardized glutamic acid residue names

Author(s)

Emilio Xavier Esposito [e-mail]

See Also

Other utilities: ConservationSet, DetermineChainsOfInterest, ExtractFileTimeStamp, ExtractPDBids, FileTimeStamp, HasXWaters, Nearby, ProtHetWatIndices, RescaleValues, RetainChainsOfInterest, ReturnPDBfullPath, StandardizeAsparticAcidNames, StandardizeCysteineNames, StandardizeHistidineNames, StandardizeLysineNames, TimeSpan, UniqueAtomHashes, aaStandardizeNames, getAtomTypeCounts, getResTypeCounts, res2xyz, resAtomType2AtomClass, write.basic.pdb, write.conservedWaters.pdb

Examples

  ## Not run: 
  residue.names <- c("HIS", "HID", "HIE", "HIP", "HSD", "HSE", "HSP",
                     "CYS", "CYM", "CYX", "ASP", "ASH", "GLU", "GLH",
                     "LYS", "LYN")
  StandardizeGlutamicAcidNames(residue.names)
  # [1] "HIS" "HID" "HIE" "HIP" "HSD" "HSE" "HSP" "CYS" "CYM" "CYX"
  #     "ASP" "ASH" "GLU" "GLU" "LYS" "LYN"
  
## End(Not run)

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