minThickness:PD.Numeric(20,{min:10,max:30,step:1},{description:'Minimum membrane thickness used during refinement'}),
minThickness:PD.Numeric(20,{min:10,max:30,step:1},{description:'Minimum membrane thickness used during refinement'}),
maxThickness:PD.Numeric(40,{min:30,max:50,step:1},{description:'Maximum membrane thickness used during refinement'}),
maxThickness:PD.Numeric(40,{min:30,max:50,step:1},{description:'Maximum membrane thickness used during refinement'}),
asaCutoff:PD.Numeric(40,{min:10,max:100,step:1},{description:'Relative ASA cutoff above which residues will be considered'}),
asaCutoff:PD.Numeric(40,{min:10,max:100,step:1},{description:'Relative ASA cutoff above which residues will be considered'}),
adjust:PD.Numeric(14,{min:0,max:30,step:1},{description:'Minimum length of membrane-spanning regions (original values: 14 for alpha-helices and 5 for beta sheets). Set to 0 to not optimize membrane thickness.'})
adjust:PD.Numeric(14,{min:0,max:30,step:1},{description:'Minimum length of membrane-spanning regions (original values: 14 for alpha-helices and 5 for beta sheets). Set to 0 to not optimize membrane thickness.'}),
tmdetDefinition:PD.Boolean(false,{description:`Use TMDET's classification of membrane-favoring amino acids. TMDET's classification shows better performance on porins and other beta-barrel structures.`})
};
};
exporttypeANVILParams=typeofANVILParams
exporttypeANVILParams=typeofANVILParams
exporttypeANVILProps=PD.Values<ANVILParams>
exporttypeANVILProps=PD.Values<ANVILParams>
/** ANVIL-specific (not general) definition of membrane-favoring amino acids */
/** Accessible surface area used for normalization. ANVIL uses 'Total-Side REL' values from NACCESS, from: Hubbard, S. J., & Thornton, J. M. (1993). naccess. Computer Program, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University College London, 2(1). */
/** Accessible surface area used for normalization. ANVIL uses 'Total-Side REL' values from NACCESS, from: Hubbard, S. J., & Thornton, J. M. (1993). naccess. Computer Program, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University College London, 2(1). */