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fixed modifcation parsing #389
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csbrasnett
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Oct 8, 2024
- -mods flag now only read once for all modifications
- patch all molecule termini as proteins, so any modification in addition to these ones are also applied.
- add more modifications from vermouth to martini3 forcefield
- change logging level and fix tests as per change in record level #385
- -mods flag now only read once for all modifications - patch all molecule termini as proteins, so any modification in addition to these ones are also applied. - add more modifications from vermouth to martini3 forcefield - change logging level and fix tests as per marrink-lab#385
- -mods flag now only read once for all modifications - patch all molecule termini as proteins, so any modification in addition to these ones are also applied. - add more modifications from vermouth to martini3 forcefield - change logging level and fix tests as per marrink-lab#385
# Conflicts: # polyply/src/apply_modifications.py
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Looks good but that one itp test case I would suggest to include; also could we have one test case where more than just one modification is added like terminal plus histidine?
Re: the ignoring if coming from an itp test, two quick questions:
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- input -seq HIS:5 - with two modifications, HIS1:HIS-HD HIS1:NH2-ter, so the first residue is modified twice, both in its terminal type, and in its histidine variant.
- input -seq HIS:5 - with two modifications, HIS1:HIS-HD HIS1:NH2-ter, so the first residue is modified twice, both in its terminal type, and in its histidine variant.
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looks good to me; @csbrasnett can we merge it?
nothing more from me on this, go ahead and merge thanks! Can probably close #385 at the same time? |