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NAME

Bio::Structure::Entry - Bioperl structure Object, describes the whole entry

SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

This object stores a whole Bio::Structure entry. It can consist of one or more models (Bio::Structure::Model), which in turn consist of one or more chains (Bio::Structure::Chain). A chain is composed of residues (Bio::Structure::Residue) and a residue consists of atoms (Bio::Structure::Atom). If no specific model or chain is chosen, the first one is chosen.

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AUTHOR - Kris Boulez

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APPENDIX

The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods. Internal methods are usually preceded with a _

new()

 Title   : new()
 Usage   : $struc = Bio::Structure::Entry->new( 
                                           -id  => 'structure_id',
                                           );

 Function: Returns a new Bio::Structure::Entry object from basic 
	        constructors. Probably most called from Bio::Structure::IO.
 Returns : a new Bio::Structure::Model object

model()

Title   : model
Function: Connects a (or a list of) Model objects to a Bio::Structure::Entry.
	        To add a Model (and keep the existing ones) use add_model()
	        It returns a list of Model objects.
Returns : List of Bio::Structure::Model objects
Args    : One Model or a reference to an array of Model objects

add_model()

Title   : add_model
Usage   : $structure->add_model($model);
Function: Adds a (or a list of) Model objects to a Bio::Structure::Entry.
Returns : 
Args    : One Model or a reference to an array of Model objects

get_models()

Title   : get_models
Usage   : $structure->get_models($structure);
Function: general get method for models attached to an Entry
Returns : a list of models attached to this entry
Args    : an Entry

id()

Title   : id
Usage   : $entry->id("identity");
Function: Gets/sets the ID 
Returns : The ID
Args    :

chain()

Title   : chain
Usage   : @chains  = $structure->chain($chain);
Function: Connects a Chain or a list of Chain objects to a Bio::Structure::Entry.
Returns : List of Bio::Structure::Chain objects
Args    : A Chain or a reference to an array of Chain objects

add_chain()

Title   : add_chain
Usage   : @chains  = $structure->add_chain($model,$chain);
Function: Adds one or more Chain objects to a Bio::Structure::Entry.
Returns : List of Chain objects associated with the Model
Args    : A Model object and a Chain object or a reference to an array of 
          of Chain objects

get_chains()

Title   : get_chains
Usage   : $entry->get_chains($model);
Function: General get method for Chains attached to a Model
Returns : A list of Chains attached to this model
Args    : A Model

residue()

Title   : residue
Usage   : @residues  = $structure->residue($residue);
Function: Connects a (or a list of) Residue objects to a Bio::Structure::Entry.
Returns : List of Bio::Structure::Residue objects
Args    : One Residue or a reference to an array of Residue objects

add_residue()

Title   : add_residue
Usage   : @residues  = $structure->add_residue($chain,$residue);
Function: Adds one or more Residue objects to a Bio::Structure::Entry.
Returns : List of Bio::Structure::Residue objects
Args    : A Chain object and a Residue object or a reference to an array of 
          Residue objects

get_residues()

Title   : get_residues
Usage   : $structure->get_residues($chain);
Function: General get method for Residues attached to a Chain
Returns : A list of residues attached to this Chain
Args    : A Chain

add_atom()

Title   : add_atom
Usage   : @atoms  = $structure->add_atom($residue,$atom);
Function: Adds a (or a list of) Atom objects to a Bio::Structure::Residue.
Returns : List of Bio::Structure::Atom objects
Args    : A Residue and an Atom

get_atoms()

Title   : get_atoms
Usage   : $structure->get_atoms($residue);
Function: General get method for Atoms attached to a Residue
Returns : A list of Atoms attached to this Residue
Args    : A Residue

parent()

Title   : parent
Usage   : $structure->parent($residue);
Function: Returns the parent of the argument
Returns : The parent of the argument
Args    : A Bio::Structure object

connect

Title   : connect
Usage   : 
Function: Alias to conect()
Returns : 
Args    :

conect()

Title   : conect
Usage   : $structure->conect($source);
Function: Get/set method for conect
Returns : A list of serial numbers for Atoms connected to source
	        (together with $entry->get_atom_by_serial($model, $serial),
          this should be OK for now)
Args    : The source, the serial number for the source Atom, and the type

get_all_connect_source

Title   : get_all_connect_source
Usage   : 
Function: Alias to get_all_conect_source()
Returns : 
Args    :

get_all_conect_source()

Title   : get_all_conect_source
Usage   : @sources = $structure->get_all_conect_source;
Function: Get all the sources for the conect records
Returns : A list of serial numbers for atoms connected to source
	        (together with $entry->get_atom_by_serial($model, $serial), 
          this should be OK for now)
Args    : 
Notes   : This is a bit of a kludge, but it is the best for now. Conect info might need
	        to go in a separate object

master()

Title   : master
Usage   : $structure->master($source);
Function: Get/set method for master
Returns : The master line
Args    : The master line for this entry

seqres()

 Title   : seqres
 Usage   : $seqobj = $structure->seqres("A");
 Function: Gets a sequence object containing the sequence from the SEQRES record.
 	        if a chain-ID is given, the sequence for this chain is given, if none
	        is provided the first chain is chosen
 Returns : A Bio::PrimarySeq
 Args    : The chain-ID of the chain you want the sequence from

get_atom_by_serial()

Title   : get_atom_by_serial
Usage   : $structure->get_atom_by_serial($model,$serial);
Function: Get the Atom by serial
Returns : The Atom object with this serial number in the model
Args    : Model on which to work, serial number for atom
	        (if only a number is supplied, the first model is chosen)

annotation

Title   : annotation
Usage   : $obj->annotation($seq_obj)
Function:
Example :
Returns : value of annotation
Args    : newvalue (optional)

_remove_models()

Title   : _remove_models
Usage   : 
Function: Removes the models attached to an Entry. Tells the models they
	        do not belong to this Entry any more
Returns : 
Args    :

_create_default_model()

Title   : _create_default_model
Usage   : 
Function: Creates a default Model for this Entry. Typical situation
	        in an X-ray structure where there is only one model
Returns : 
Args    :

_create_default_chain()

Title   : _create_default_chain
Usage   : 
Function: Creates a default Chain for this Model. Typical situation
	        in an X-ray structure where there is only one chain
Returns : 
Args    :

_parent()

 Title   : _parent
 Usage   : This is an internal function only. It is used to have one 
 	        place that keeps track of which object has which other object 
	        as parent. Thus allowing the underlying modules (Atom, Residue,...)
	        to have no knowledge about all this (and thus removing the possibility
	        of reference cycles).
	        This method hides the details of manipulating references to an anonymous
	        hash.
 Function: To get/set an objects parent 
 Returns : A reference to the parent if it exist, undef otherwise. In the 
 	        current implementation each node should have a parent (except Entry).
 Args    :

_child()

 Title   : _child
 Usage   : This is an internal function only. It is used to have one 
 	        place that keeps track of which object has which other object 
	        as child. Thus allowing the underlying modules (Atom, Residue,...)
	        to have no knowledge about all this (and thus removing the possibility
	        to have no knowledge about all this (and thus removing the possibility
	        of reference cycles).
	        This method hides the details of manipulating references to an anonymous
 	        hash.
 Function: To get/set an the children of an object 
 Returns : A reference to an array of child(ren) if they exist, undef otherwise. 
 Args    :

_remove_from_graph()

 Title   : _remove_from_graph
 Usage   : This is an internal function only. It is used to remove from
 	        the parent/child graph. We only remove the links from object to
	        his parent. Not the ones from object to its children.
 Function: To remove an object from the parent/child graph
 Returns : 
 Args    : The object to be orphaned