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== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
Set the stereospecific assignment status of the selected atoms. By default, the selection made in the most recent [[CYANA Commands: atoms select|'''atoms select''']] command is used, or all atoms if no selection has been made so far. Normally, the selected atoms are set as stereoassigned. If the option '''delete''' is set, the stereospecific assignment of the selected atoms is deleted. If instead the option '''list''' is set, the stereospecific assignment status of the selected atoms is listed, and remains unchanged. It is sufficient to select one atom of a diastereotopic pair to define or list the stereospecific assignment status of both diastereotopic partners of a prochiral group. | |||
the most recent '''atoms select''' command is used, or all atoms if no | |||
selection has been made so far. Normally, the selected atoms are set | |||
as stereoassigned. | |||
assignment of the selected atoms is deleted. If the option '''list''' | |||
is set, the stereospecific assignment status of the selected atoms is | |||
listed, and remains unchanged. It is sufficient to select one atom of | |||
a diastereotopic pair to define or list the stereospecific assignment | |||
status of both diastereotopic partners of a prochiral group. | |||
Revision as of 13:56, 6 August 2009
Parameters
- selection=string
- (default: none)
- delete|list
Description
Set the stereospecific assignment status of the selected atoms. By default, the selection made in the most recent atoms select command is used, or all atoms if no selection has been made so far. Normally, the selected atoms are set as stereoassigned. If the option delete is set, the stereospecific assignment of the selected atoms is deleted. If instead the option list is set, the stereospecific assignment status of the selected atoms is listed, and remains unchanged. It is sufficient to select one atom of a diastereotopic pair to define or list the stereospecific assignment status of both diastereotopic partners of a prochiral group.