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The LegacyAppendAssemblyMover is a Mover that allows the addition of residues to a PDB that is not incorporated into the SewGraph. Therefore, the first step in the LegacyAppendAssemblyMover is the addition of the new Model to the SewGraph, and the identification of any edges (structural matches) to this new node (The PDB Model).
The LegacyAppendAssemblyMover requires all required flags of the AssemblyMover in addition to the following flags:
-s The input PDB to be appended to
-legacy_sewing:pose_segment_starts A vector of integers representing the
starting residue (in Rosetta residue numbering)
of each segment in the Model PDB (passed with the -s/-l flags)
-legacy_sewing:pose_segment_ends A vector of integers representing the end residue (in
Rosetta residue numbering) of each segment in the Model
PDB (passed with the -s/-l flags)
-legacy_sewing:keep_model_residues A vector of integers representing residues (in
Rosetta residue numbering) that should not be
allowed to change from their starting amino acid identity.
-legacy_sewing:num_segments_to_match The exact of model segments to look for structural
matches for. Any matches with less than, or more than,
this number of segment matches will fail. For continuous
SEWING, only a value of 1 is supported
-legacy_sewing:min_hash_score The minimum number over overlapping atoms **per segment**
that is considered a structure match (recommended value: >=10)
-legacy_sewing:max_clash_score The tolerance for number of atoms/segment of different
atom types that end up in the same quarter-angstrom bin
during geometric hashing
-legacy_sewing:partner_pdb An additional PDB file used when finding clashes
and in scoring (InterfaceMotifScore).
Normally a binding partner for the input PDB.
As a subclass of the LegacyMonteCarloAssemblyMover, the AppendAssemblyMover takes the same RosettaScripts options.
The following is an actual RosettaScript used to run AppendAssemblyMover for multiple inputs; each input takes a different value for the command-line options -in:file:s, -sewing:keep_model_residues, -sewing:pose_segment_starts, and -sewing:pose_segment_ends.
<ROSETTASCRIPTS>
<SCOREFXNS>
</SCOREFXNS>
<FILTERS>
</FILTERS>
<MOVERS>
<AppendAssemblyMover name="assemble" min_segments="7" max_segments="9"
cycles="10000" />
</MOVERS>
<APPLY_TO_POSE>
</APPLY_TO_POSE>
<PROTOCOLS>
<Add mover_name="assemble" />
</PROTOCOLS>
</ROSETTASCRIPTS>