The (de)protonation rules are stored as a list of transformation using SMARTS
format in a file called /phmodel.txt/inside the /data/ directory. Such file
is editable but as Geoff suggested is not trivial to carefully enumerate all
the potential transformations for many functional groups and substru
That's great Geoff!
Thank you for the info and congrats again for the new OB version!
Gio
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Wonderful news! It seems a big step forward. Congrats to you all guys!
I would have a question about it. In the SourceForge page one of the
reported new feature/improvment is:
'3D generation: "--gen3d", allow user to specify the desired speed/quality'
I would be interested in exploring such a pos
Thank you so much Stefano. You are very kind.
I will give a try to the script, keeping an eye on the structures as you
suggested.
I appreciated it very much.
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Hi everybody,
Starting from a certain molecule with possibly undefined sp3 stereocenters
(R/S) is it possible to enumerate with OpenBabel all the possible
stereisomers as different molecules?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Gio
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That is exactly what I want.
Thank you so much Noel!
Giovanni
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Hello everybody,
When a canonical SMILES is generated from a 2D structure (sdf format) the
stereocenters are defined as expected only for those centers which are
constrained (with sdf stereo flags) in the input file.
Conversely when a canonical SMILES is generated from a 3D structure (sdf
format)
Hi Christos,
Please, can you tell us if you're using the tag "--partialcharge
gasteiger" or not, in your calculation?
I was having the same problem with many charged molecules. I noticed
that if you do NOT use that tag, obabel correctly calculate the
partial charges. For example if you're calcula
Hi,
Sure! This is as easy as digit:
obabel -ipdb input.pdb -ocan -m -O output.smi
Where for each molecule contained in input.pdb it will output a file called
output[serial_number].smi being the first output1.smi
This can be obtained for different input and output formats.
Cheers,
green69
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Congratulation to everybody guys!!!
2011/10/17 Geoffrey Hutchison
> I am very happy to finally announce the release of Open Babel 2.3.1, a
> major update release of the open source chemistry toolbox.
>
> Open Babel has been downloaded nearly 200,000 times and is used in over 45
> projects and ov
Congratulation to everybody!
2011/10/7 Geoffrey Hutchison
> I'm glad to announce that after 10 years, we finally got around to
> publishing a paper on Open Babel. :-)
>
> Noel M. O’Boyle , Michael Banck , Craig A. James , Chris Morley , Tim
> Vandermeersch, Geoffrey R. Hutchison. “Open Babel: A
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