There is a PCcli command [https://pypi.org/project/PeptideConstructor/] which construct the .pdb file of a given peptide sequence however I couldn't understand how to use it for hundreds of peptide sequences. Its usage for single peptide is like this:
pip install PeptideConstructor
PCcli -s AaDdKSQym -o output.pdb
Here the characters coming after -s flag is the peptide sequence and -o flag is used to name the output .pdb file. I have a list of peptide sequences in a .csv file and would like to use PCcli command to produce the .pdb's of these sequences.
Let's say I have an 100 sequences and read the 'Sequences' column with pd.read_csv
.
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv("PeptideSequences.csv")
Then with a for loop I tried to place every sequence line after -s flag and give the sequence name to the output .pdb files in the same manner.
for i in range(100):
PCcli -s str(df.loc[i,'Sequences']) -o str(df.loc[i,'Sequences']).pdb
However, I got invalid syntax error. Could you please help me to use the command? I would also be grateful for alternative usage suggestions. For ex. mapping the sequences
You can use subprocess.call
:
from subprocess import call
for seq in df['Sequences']:
call(['PCcli', '-s', seq, '-o', f'{seq}.pdb'])