View source: R/hendersonHasselbalch.R
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This function calculates the ionic charge of a residue at a specific pH when given the pKa. pH = pKa + log([A-] / [HA]) Known, charged residues are accepted as well as the protein termini and general property to allow customized calculations. The output is a ratio comparing acid to conjugate base for acidic residues or a ratio comparing conjugate base to acid for basic residues.
hendersonHasselbalch(pKa, pH = 7, residue)
pKa |
numeric value. The point where A- = HA. |
pH |
numeric value. The pH of the environment. 7.0 by default |
residue |
individual character or character string. accepted values are the exact aa c("C", "D", "E", "H", "K", "R", "Y"), termini c("COOH","COO","NH2","NH3"), or a general property c("acid", "base", "negative", "positive"). |
a numeric value giving the ratio of charged to uncharged residues.
pKaData
for residue pKa values and citations. See
other charge functions for use.
Other charge functions:
chargeCalculationGlobal()
,
chargeCalculationLocal()
,
netCharge()
#Calculating Lysine charge using the EMBOSS pKa data EMBOSS_pKa <- pKaData[, 1:2] EMBOSS_pKa Lys_pKa <- EMBOSS_pKa[EMBOSS_pKa$AA == "K", ] Lys_pKa$EMBOSS #This is Lysines pKa hendersonHasselbalch( pKa = as.numeric(Lys_pKa$EMBOSS), pH = 7.0, residue = "K") #residue = supports general properties as well hendersonHasselbalch( pKa = as.numeric(Lys_pKa$EMBOSS), pH = 7.0, residue = "base") hendersonHasselbalch( pKa = as.numeric(Lys_pKa$EMBOSS), pH = 7.0, residue = "positive") #CALCULATIONS ARE DEPENDENT ON RESIDUE PROPERTY! hendersonHasselbalch( pKa = as.numeric(Lys_pKa$EMBOSS), pH = 7.0, residue = "acid") #Inaccurate Description #You can also calculate charge at different pHs hendersonHasselbalch( pKa = as.numeric(Lys_pKa$EMBOSS), pH = 5.5, residue = "K") hendersonHasselbalch( pKa = as.numeric(Lys_pKa$EMBOSS), pH = 8, residue = "K")
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