This section has a series of example flynn command-line executions. Each example is followed by a brief description of its behavior.
prompt> flynn -in 1nhu.ism -map 1nhu-sigma.mtz -prot pdb1nhu-nolig.ent
-out 1nhu-poses.pdb -precheck -reporthtml 1nhu.html
Performs a preliminary check of the data, ensuring that the ligand can be processed and that the mtz file can be opened. An html file is generated ``1nhu.html'' with a corresponding image file ``1nhu.html.gif''. The html file can be opened with a web browser to view the ligand being fit and any corresponding issues.
prompt> flynn -in 1nhu.ism -map 1nhu-sigma.mtz -prot pdb1nhu-nolig.ent
-out 1nhu-poses.pdb
Use the ligand specified by 1nhu.ism and fit it against the
density in the mtz file 1nhu-sigma.mtz. Since this is an mtz
file and -autoMTZ is defaulting to true, the Fdelwt map will
automatically be generated and used as the density target. The
protein atoms specified in pdb1nhu-nolig.ent will be used to mask the
density before the map is searched for appropriately sized ligand
volumes.
The output will be written to 1nhu-poses.pdb in pdb format.
prompt> flynn -in 1nhu.ism -map 1nhu-sigma.mtz -prot pdb1nhu-nolig.ent
-out 1nhu-poses.pdb -residues 528B,477B
prompt> flynn -in 1nhu.ism -map 1nhu_sigma.mtz -prot pdb1nhu_nolig.ent
-out 1nhu_poses.pdb -box 1nhu.pdb -boxpad 2.0 -boxThenBlobs
This is the same as above except that the density is pruned down to
the bounding box specified by 1nhu.pdb padded by 2.0
angstroms. Furthermore, if a suitable blob is not found, then the
pruned density will be used as is.
prompt> flynn -in 1nhu.ism -map 1nhu_sigma.mtz -prot pdb1nhu_nolig.ent
-out 1nhu_poses.pdb -box 1nhu.pdb -boxpad 2.0
-boxThenBlobs -autoMTZ false -Fobs Frefined1 -Fc FC
-Phic PHIC -mtype Fo-Fc -autoMTZ false
This is the same as above except that the map is generated using
Frefined1 as the observed amplitude column, FC as the
calculated amplitude column and PHIC as the calcualted phase
column. Furthermore, the difference map Fo-Fc is used.