Ligand Chemistry
Consistent and enriched library of ligands, small molecules and monomers that are referred as residues and hetgroups in any PDB entry
Reference Dictionary
Molecule:
Distinct chemical molecule that is composed by atoms and bonds
Attributes:
- Code:
The code of the molecule
- 3 letter code:
The short 3 letter code of the molecule as referenced in PDB
Search operators:- like: case insensitive matching. % or * will match for any zero or more characters and ? or . will match for any single character
- Extended Code:
The extended code of the molecule uniquely identifying the variant. It includes the short code
- Molecule name:
The standard molecule name
Search operators:- like: This performs search using molecule names, systematic names or synonyms, case insensitive matching. % or * will match for any zero or more characters and ? or . will match for any single character
- All atoms:
The total number of atoms
- All atoms except hydrogen:
The total number of non-hydrogen atoms
- Formal charge
- Stereo smile:
Representation of the molecule using the smile string notation that includes stereochemistry information
Search operators:- exact stereo structure: the graph represented by the smile will be examined as a complete graph for an exact structure match, taking into consideration any stereo descriptors.Instead of a smile string you may also give the code of an existing small molecule
- Non stereo smile:
Representation of the molecule using the smile string notation that does not include stereochemistry information
Search operators:- has substructure: the molecules that contain the graph represented by the smile as a substructure, without taking into consideration any stereo descriptors.
- is substructure of: the molecules that are contained as substructures in the graph represented by the smile, without taking into consideration any stereo descriptors.
- exact structure: the graph represented by the smile will be examined as a complete graph for an exact structure match, without taking into consideration any stereo descriptors. Instead of a smile string you may also give the code of an existing small molecule
- Systematic name:
The generated IUPAC systematic name
- IUPAC Inchi:
The IUPAC Inchi string for the molecule (http://www.iupac.org/inchi/)
- Molecule details
- Formula:
Chemical formula of the molecule listing the number of atoms from each chemical element
Search operators:- formula range: formula range matching, example: N0 O5 C1-8 will return all molecules that have exactly 5 oxygens, 1 up to 8 carbons do not have nitrogens while they may have any number of other types of atoms
- Defined at:
The initial date that the molecule was first defined
- Last modified at:
The date that the molecule was last modified
- EBI name:
The EBI defined name
- EBI Id:
The EBI internal identifier
- Additional name:
Externally defined name (defined by RCSB)
- Classification:
Classification of molecules (defined by RCSB)
- Cas reg number:
CAS Registry number
- Therapeutic category:
Categorisation of molecules based on therapeutic category
- Merck Id:
Merck Index Identifier
- Polymer topology:
Topological classification of molecule based on its possible status in the polymer (i.e. free, start, linking, substructure)
- Polymer code:
The types of polymers that the molecule is used for
- Polymer sub type:
The sub types of the molecule in the polymer
- Hetgroup type:
Hetgroup type (defined by RCSB)
- Superceded by:
The current molecule is identical and has been superceded by that molecule
- Parent:
The current molecule has as non-standard parent that molecule
- Topological variant:
The current molecule is a topological variant of that molecule
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Atom of molecule:
Atom of a chemical element, that composes a molecule
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- Atom name in the molecule:
The EBI standard atom name that solves all the PDB name problems (i.e. always start with element name)
- EBI Ordering:
The EBI standard ordering of the atom. Atoms should be listed in this order in any reference of the molecule
- PDB name:
The atom name as it is defined in PDB. References of the atom in PDB format will use this name
- PDB Ordering:
The ordering of the atom as was defined in the PDB file that it was used for its definition
- Atom stereochemistry:
The stereocenter indicator denoting the chirality of the atom. R means that substituents circulate clockwise (order by lowest priority) and S counter clockwise
- Element symbol:
The standard one or two character symbol of the element of the atom
- Is leaving atom:
Flag denoting that this is a possible leaving atom
- Is ring atom:
Flag denoting that this atom belongs at least in one ring
- Charge:
Charge of the atom
- Incomplete valence:
The incomplete valence of the atom (number of missing hydrogens). This is only used for non-free molecules.
- X coordinate:
The standard idealised X coordinate of the atom.
- Y coordinate:
The standard idealised Y coordinate of the atom.
- Z coordinate:
The standard idealised Z coordinate of the atom.
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Chemical bond:
A bond between two atoms of the molecule
Attributes:
- First atom:
The standard name of the first atom
- Second atom:
The standard name of the second atom
- Bond order:
The numerical bond order.
- Bond order type:
The enumerated bond order (i.e. single, double).
- Bond aromaticity:
The bond type for aromaticity. Aromatic bonds are modeled as single or double having aromatic bond type
- Bond length:
The length of the bond determined by the distance of the 2 atoms is space based on the default atom coordinates
- Bond stereochemistry:
The stereoisomer indicator for the bond. E means that biggest priority substituents are on the same side and Z that are not
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Coordinates of molecule atoms:
The coordinates of the atom. This is a different entity because atoms may have more than one set of coordinates for different libraries (i.e. PDB, idealised etc)
Attributes:
- Library:
The library that defines these coordinates for the atom
- Atom name:
The standard atom name
- Element symbol:
The standard one or two character symbol of the element of the atom
- X coordinate:
The X coordinate in 3D space
- Y coordinate:
The Y coordinate in 3D space
- Z coordinate:
The Z coordinate in 3D space
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Chirality:
The Chirality ordering of the substituents of a stereocenter
Attributes:
- Chiral atom:
The chiral atom name
- First atom:
The first in priority atom name
- Second atom:
The second in priority atom name
- Third atom:
The third in priority atom name
- Volume sign:
The sign of the chirality (+ clockwise, - anticlockwise)
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Molecule synonym:
Molecule synonyms
Attributes:
- Serial number:
Prioritises the synonyms of a molecule
- Code:
The standard code of the molecule
- Synonym:
The synonym of the molecule
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Molecule images:
Additional molecule images
Attributes:
- File name
- Details:
Details of this image
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Molecule web links:
Web links with information about the molecule
Attributes:
- URL
- Details:
Details about the link
- Serial number:
Prioritisation of the links
- Image file name:
Image of the molecule on the link
Relations:
References in CSSR Chemical Database Service at Daresbury. The databank is compiled by the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC)
Attributes:
- CCDC Id:
Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre identifier
- CSSR Id:
CSSR identifier
- Reference:
The actual reference
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Atom energy types:
Energy type classification of the atom for a specific library. There are many classifications of atoms based on different energy type sets (libraries)
Attributes:
- Energy type:
Energy type name
- CCP4 energy type:
CCP4 Energy type name
- CNS energy type:
CNS Energy type name
- Library:
The library that the energy type belongs in
- Molecule:
The code of the molecule
- Atom name:
The standard name of the atom
- Template:
The template that defines the energy type. It is an encoding of an atoms environment based on a molecule subgraph specification
Search operators:- like: case insensitive matching. % or * will match for any zero or more characters and ? or . will match for any single character
- Template instance:
The template is a specification that contains wildcards and catch-all elements. The template instance provides the actual environment of the atom as this was found in this specific molecule
Search operators:- like: case insensitive matching. % or * will match for any zero or more characters and ? or . will match for any single character
- Examples:
Textual description of examples of molecules where this energy type can be found
Search operators:- like: case insensitive matching. % or * will match for any zero or more characters and ? or . will match for any single character
- Partial charge:
The exact partial charge as was calculated for the specific instance of the energy type for this atom in this molecule
- Library Charge:
The partial charge for atoms for this energy type as this is defined in the library
- Mass:
The mass for atoms for this energy type as this is defined in the library
- DW Radius:
The van der Waals radius for atoms of this energy type as this is defined in the library
- DWH Radius:
The van der Waals radius for hydrogens atoms of this energy type as this is defined in the library
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Defining depositions:
Depositions that were used as a source for defining the molecule. It does not contain all references of molecules in depositions
Attributes:
- Accession code:
Accession code of the defining deposition
- Code:
Molecule code
- Coordinates loaded:
Flag denoting if the deposition was used as source for coordinates for the molecule
- Coordinates released at:
The date that the coordinates were loaded
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Chemical Groups:
Chemical groups that a molecule belongs in
Attributes:
- Code:
Molecule code
- Chemical group:
The chemical group name
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Molecule Classification:
Classification of molecules based on generic structural characteristics
Attributes:
- Class name
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References in macromolecules:
The macromolecules that reference each ligand
Attributes:
- Ligand code:
The code of the referenced molecule
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- PDB entry ID:
The PDB id of the entry where the molecule is referenced
Search operators:- like: case insensitive matching. % or * will match for any zero or more characters and ? or . will match for any single character
- Number of occurrences:
The number of occurrences of the molecule in the macromolecule
Search operators:- between: is in the range of the input. For example: between 2.4 3.1
- Type:
The way the ligand was used in the macromolecule
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Rings of molecule:
The rings that the molecule contains
Attributes:
- Molecule code:
Standard molecule code
- Ring serial:
Serial number of the ring
- Ring type:
The type of the ring (i.e. aromatic)
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Atoms of the ring:
The atoms of the molecule that this ring contains
Attributes:
- Molecule code:
Standard name of the molecule
- Ring serial:
Serial number of the ring
- Atom name:
Standard name of the atom in the molecule
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Plane of molecule:
The planes that the molecule contains
Attributes:
- Molecule code:
Standard molecule code
- Serial:
Serial number of the plane in the molecule
- Plane type:
The method used for identifying the plane (from structure or from actual coordinates)
- Number of atoms:
The number of atoms the plane contains
- Number of non-hydrogen atoms:
The number of non-hydrogen atoms the plane contains
- A factor:
Factor a of the plane equation (a*x+b*y+c=0)
- B factor:
Factor b of the plane equation (a*x+b*y+c=0)
- C factor:
Factor c of the plane equation (a*x+b*y+c=0)
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Atoms of the plane:
The atoms of the molecule that this plane contains
Attributes:
- Atom name:
Standard name of the atom in the molecule
- Serial:
Serial number of the plane in the molecule
- Distance:
Distance of the atom from the plane
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