Dear Li Xue,

The questions you are asking are more the domain of protein structure 
bioinformatics than X-ray crystallography. The CCP4 has a series of these 
programs available, but their collection is limited. May I suggest that you 
also look at http://swift.cmbi.ru.nl/gv/facilities/. There you can find 
pointers to a series of web servers that do things like you ask with PDB files 
as input. Most of the web servers are also available as a web service that you 
can call directly from your software. Further, several of the calculations you 
ask for we routinely perform once per week on all new PDB files and store the 
results in easy-to-parse files, one per PDB file.

Greetings
Gert
On 03/04/2015 11:20 AM, Li Xue wrote:
Hi,

I am new to ccp4. I am writing to check the possibility to use ccp4 as a 
platform to develop my software.

I was wondering whether I could get the following information from ccp4 after I 
input a pdb file:

1. chemico-physical properties of each residue, such as hydrophobicity, side 
chain charge, relative solvent accessibility and so on.
2. the nearest 5 neighbor residues of each residue in the pdb file
3. add hydrogen to the pdb file

Although I can calculate the above information myself without using ccp4, it 
would be great thatccp4 has already all the packages that I need. I'd 
appreciate it very much if someone could point out where I should start with.

Thanks.

Li


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Bijvoet Center for Biomolecular Research
Utrecht University
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