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Sidechain atom names based on PDB atom naming conventions.
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An object of class character
of length 32.
The 32 unique sidechain atom names. The first character is the
element and the second character is the Greek letter (B=beta, D=delta,
E=epsilon, G=gamma, Z=zeta) defining the specific position within the
sidechain. The exception to the use of Greek letters is OH
indicating a hydroxyl group at the para position of the six-member
ring of tyrosine. Some sidechain atom names have a number in the third
character position when there are mirrored/symetrical atoms; e.g.,
CG1
and CG2
of valine.
Emilio Xavier Esposito emilio@exeResearch.com
Other constants: names.backbone.atoms
,
names.polar.atoms
,
names.res.AtomTypes
,
names.resATs.carb.sulf
,
names.resATs.nitro.neut
,
names.resATs.nitro.pos
,
names.resATs.oxy.neg
,
names.resATs.oxy.neut
,
names.residues
, names.waters
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# [1] "CB" "CG" "CD" "NE" "CZ" "NH1" "NH2" "OD1" "ND2" "OD2" "SG"
# "OE1" "NE2" "OE2" "CD2" "ND1" "CE1" "CG1" "CG2" "CD1" "CE" "NZ"
# "SD" "CE2" "OG" "OG1" "NE1" "CE3" "CZ2" "CZ3" "CH2" "OH"
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