OCD.py - Characterizing immunoglobulin inter-domain orientations

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The Orientation of Cylindrical Domains (OCD) tool, implemented as OCD.py, calculates inter-domain orientations for all immunoglobulin domains using a transferable approach based on reference coordinate systems.

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Summary Inter-domain orientations between immunoglobulin domains are important for the modeling and engineering of novel antibody therapeutics. Previous tools to describe these orientations are applicable only to the variable domains of antibodies and T-cell receptors. We present the “Orientation of Cylindrical Domains (OCD)” tool, which employs a transferable approach to calculate inter-domain orientations for all immunoglobulin domains. Based on a reference structure, the OCD tool automatically builds a suitable reference coordinate system for each domain. Through alignment, the reference coordinate systems are transferred onto the sample to calculate six measures which fully characterize the inter-domain orientation. Availability and implementation The OCD approach is implemented as a stand-alone Python script, OCD.py, which can handle multiple types of data input for the analysis of single structures and molecular dynamics trajectories alike. OCD.py is available at https://github.com/liedllab/OCD under MIT license. Supplementary Information Supplementary information and data are available at Bioinformatics online.

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