On Thursday, 8 November, 2018, 3:56:39 PM GMT, Pavel Afonine 
<pafon...@gmail.com> wrote:  
 
 Perhaps
phenix.pdbtools model.pdb rotate=... translate=...
which should work with any PDB or mmCIF file.

I couldn't figure out what angles goes as input for "rotate=" and "translate=" 
option of the phenix.pdbtools.  

I have the following transformation output from the superposition program 
Gesamt.  

 ===============================================================================

 SUPERPOSITION
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 Q-score          : 0.507     
 RMSD             : 2.183     
 Aligned residues : 103
 Sequence Id:     : 0.553     

 Transformation matrix for FIXED structure is identity.

 Transformation matrix for MOVING structure:

          Rx           Ry           Rz             T
     -0.98464     -0.16942      0.04209       15.21830
     -0.11460      0.44540     -0.88797       -6.73479
      0.13169     -0.87915     -0.45798      -22.57825

 Direction cosines of the rotation axis: 0.08359 -0.85001 0.52010
 Rotation angle                        : 176.97882 

 in fractional coordinates of FIXED structure:

          Rx           Ry           Rz             T
     -0.97659     -0.11038      0.02448        0.15823
     -0.23171      0.44540     -0.59082       -0.15572
      0.39704     -1.31089     -0.46603       -0.77840

 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 CENTROIDS
 ~~~~~~~~~            Orthogonal                       Fractional
               X          Y          Z            XF       YF       ZF
  FIXED     12.62916   16.12512   -0.96160      0.14374  0.37284 -0.03315
 MOVING      2.98457   -8.64561  -29.02767      -.--     -.--     -.--   

 Distance between centroids                   : 38.65633  
 Direction cosines of vector between centroids: -0.24950 -0.64079 -0.72604
 Angle between rotation axis and vector between centroids: 81.59270 

 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 CCP4 format rotation-translation operator
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 Polar angles (omega,phi,kappa)   :     58.66110    -84.38344    176.97882
 Euler angles (alpha,beta,gamma)  :    -87.28605    117.25684    -98.51918
 Orthogonal translation (Angstrom):     15.21830     -6.73479    -22.57825

 ===============================================================================


Thanks in advance,Kaushik


Pavel
On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 11:36 PM Tim Gruene <tim.gru...@psi.ch> wrote:

Dear Kaushik,

you could try moleman2 from the Uppsala Software Factory,
http://xray.bmc.uu.se/usf/moleman2_man.html - maybe it keeps those cards
in the PDB file.

Best,
Tim

On 11/8/18 4:23 PM, KAUSHIK H.S. wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I want to transform (rotate+translate) structures determined by NMR.  I
> tried using pdbset from the commandline.  The program seems to remove
> "MODEL" and "TER" lines from the coordinate file.  Is there a way to
> make pdbset retain these lines? or am I missing something obvious?
> 
> I could split the ensemble into individual coordinate files, apply
> transformation and merge them back.  However, is there an easier way out?
> 
> Best wishes,
> Kaushik
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