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DownloadPDBFiles.pl - Download PDB files for PDB IDs
DownloadPDBFiles.pl PDBID(s) or PDBIDsTextFile
DownloadPDBFiles.pl [-c, --colmode colnum | collabel] [-d, --dataLocationURL PDB URL] [--DensityMap yes | no] [--DensityMapMode XRayElectronDensity, CryoEMDensity, Auto] [--DensityMapLocationURLCryoEM Map URL] [--DenistyMapLocationURLXRay Map URL] [--EDMapLocationSuffixes CompositeMap,None,...] [--EDMapTypes][-h, --help] [--indelim comma | semicolon] [-m, --mode <IDsOnCmdLine | IDsInFile>] [--PDBIDsCol number | string] [-p, --PDBFormat PDB, CIF or Auto] [-w, --WorkingDir dirname] PDBID(s) or PDBIDsTextFile
Download PDB files corresponding to PDB IDs specified in a column in a CSV/TSV text file or on the command line as space delimited parameters.
It is also possible to download x-ray electron density and cryo-EM density maps for the specified PDB IDs.
Specify how columns are identified in a TextFile containing PDB IDs: using column number or column label. Possible values: colnum or collabel. Default value: colnum.
Specify location of PDB URL where data files are available for download. Default value: http://www.rcsb.org/pdb/files/.
Download x-ray electron density and cryo-EM density map file(s). Possible values: Yes or No. Default value: no.
Specify type of density map files to download. Possible values: XRayElectronDensity, CryoEMDensity, Auto. Default value: Auto. The x-ray electron density and cryo-EM density map files are downloaded for XRayElectronDensity and CryoEMDensity values. The availability of both XRayElectronDensity and XRayElectronDensity is checked for Auto value by attempting to download x-ray map files followed by cryo-EM map files.
X-ray Electron Density (ED ) map file(s) are downloaded in CCP4 and MTZ format. Three different types of ED map files may be downloaded using option --EDMapTypes: CompositeMap (2Fobs - Fcalc), DifferenceMap (Fobs - Fcalc), ReflectionMap. The format of ED data in first two file types is CCP4. The third file type contains ED data in MTZ format.
The names of the downloaded ED files are derived from input PDB IDs as shown below:
CryoEM density map file(s) are also downloaded in CCP4 format. The names of the cyroEM density map files is derived from EMDB ID in downloaded PDB or CIF file:
Specify location of cryoEM map URL where data files are available for download. Default value: ftp://ftp.wwpdb.org/pub/emdb/structures/.
The cryo-EM map files are also availabe at the following FTP server:
The cryoEM database ID is automatically retrieved from the downloaded PDB or CIF file. It is used to generate the complete path name of the cryoEM map files:
In addition to map file, the following metadata file is automatically downloaded from FTP server:
Specify location of x-ray electron density map URL where data files are available for download. Default value: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/pdbe/coordinates/files/.
Specify file root suffixes for generating file names for x-ray electron density map files on a remote server. It is a pariwise comma delimited list of EDMapTypes and remote file suffixes. Default value: CompositeMap, None, DifferenceMap, _diff, ReflectionMap, _map.
The default names of the x-ray ED map files available on the server are shown below:
Specify types of x-ray Electron Density (ED) map file(s) to download. It is either a comma delimited list of valid file types or All available file types. Possible values: CompositeMap, DifferenceMap, ReflectionMap, All. Default value: CompositeMap,DifferenceMap.
The CompositeMap (2Fobs - Fcalc) and DifferenceMap (Fobs - Fcalc) correspond to ED map data in CCP4 format. The ReflectionMap corresponds to ED map data in MTZ format.
Print this help message.
Input delimiter for CSV TextFile containing PDB IDs. Possible values: comma or semicolon. Default value: comma. For TSV files, this option is ignored and tab is used as a delimiter.
Indicate how PDB IDs are specified: PDB IDs are either present as space delimited command line parameters or in a specific column in a CSV/TSV text file. Possible values: IDsOnCmdLine or IDsInFile. Default: IDsOnCmdLine.
Column used to identify PDB ID(s) in a text file. Default value: First column containing text string PDB_ID or <PDBID>.
For colnum value of -c, --colmode option, input value is a column number. Example: 1.
For collabel value of -c, --colmode option, input value is a column label. Example: PDB_ID.
This option is ignored during IDsOnCmdLine value of m, --mode option.
Specify file format for downloading PDB files. Possible values: PDB, CIF, auto. Default value: Auto. The PDBID.pdb and PDBID.cif files are downloaded for PDB and CIF option values. The availability of PDB fies in both PDB and CIF format is checked for Auto option by attempting to download PDB.pdb file followed by PDBID.cif file.
The PDB format files are usually not available for structures determined using cryo-EM methodology.
Location of working directory. Default: current directory.
To retrieve a PDB file for PDB ID 2HYY and generate a local 2HYY.pdb file, type:
To retrieve a PDB file for PDB ID 2HYY along with electron density files and generate a local 2HYY.pdb and electron density map files 2HYY.ccp4 and 2HYY_diff.ccp4 corresponding to composit (2Fo - Fc) and difference maps (Fo - Fc), type:
To retrieve PDB file for 5K12 in CIF format along with cryo-EM density file and generate a local 5K12.cif and density map file emd_8194.map.gz, type:
To retrieve PDB files for multiple PDB IDs 2HYY and 1KV2 and generate corresponding local PDB files, type:
To retrieve PDB files for multiple PDB IDs 2HYY and 1KV2 and generate corresponding local PDB files along with appropriate x-ray electron density and cryo-EM density files, type:
To download PDB files for PDB IDs present in column name PDB_ID or PDBID in SamplePDBIDs.csv file and generate correponding PDB files, type
To download PDB files for PDB IDs present in a specific column name in SamplePDBIDs.csv file and generate correponding PDB files, type
ExtractFromPDBFiles.pl, InfoPDBFiles.pl, ModifyPDBFiles.pl
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