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Biotite 0.28.0

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Changelog

Additions

  • Most classes support now the repr() function (#290)
  • Add equality comparison for sequence.CodonTable
  • Added structure.info.all_residues(), that gives all residue names from the
    Chemical Component Dictionary
  • Updated resources from Chemical Component Dictionary in structure.info
  • Add structure.io.mol.MOLFile to support MOL and SDF files for
    small molecule structure data
  • Add database.uniprot for UniProt database support
    • database.uniprot.search() searches for Uniprot IDs that match a given
      database.uniprot.Query
    • database.uniprot.fetch() downloads the file corresponding to the given
      Uniprot ID.
  • Increase performance of structure.pseudoknots() by using NetworkX
    to identify conflicting regions (#289)

Changes

  • Changed structure.BondType enum values for more precise description of
    aromatic bonds
    • BondType.AROMATIC is replaced by
      BondType.AROMATIC_SINGLE and BondType.AROMATIC_DOUBLE
    • New method structure.BondList.remove_aromaticity() converts
      BondType.AROMATIC_SINGLE to BondType.SINGLE and
      BondType.AROMATIC_DOUBLE to BondType.DOUBLE in-place

Fixes

  • Fixed error, when reading a single model from a structure.io.PDBFile,
    if the MODEL line is missing in the file
  • Fixed the format of formal charges written to structure.io.PDBFile
    • Previously it was e.g. '+2' instead of the correct 2+
  • Fixed atom_i parameter when reading a trajectory via
    structure.io.load_structure() (#308)
  • Fixed performance issue of structure.CellList
    • Previously the number of evaluated cells was too large, if the radius
      parameter of structure.CellList.get_atoms() was equal to the
      cell_size parameter of the constructor (#311)
  • Setting an existing annotation array in structure.AtomArray and
    structure.AtomArrayStack preserves the NumPy dtype

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