Source code for paftacular.constants

"""Enums, grammar regexes and the internal-fragment correction table."""

import re
from enum import StrEnum
from types import MappingProxyType

from tacular import AminoAcid


[docs] class InternalSeries(StrEnum): """Enumeration of internal ion series types""" AX = "ax" BX = "bx" CX = "cx" AY = "ay" BY = "by" CY = "cy" AZ = "az" BZ = "bz" CZ = "cz"
# Table from the specification (section 4.4.4) showing differences from by. _INTERNAL_SERIES_TO_DIFF: MappingProxyType[InternalSeries, str | None] = MappingProxyType( { InternalSeries.AX: None, InternalSeries.BX: "+CO", InternalSeries.CX: "+CHNO", InternalSeries.AY: "-CO", InternalSeries.BY: None, InternalSeries.CY: "+NH", InternalSeries.AZ: "-CHNO", InternalSeries.BZ: "-NH", InternalSeries.CZ: None, } ) _INTERNAL_MASS_DIFFS: MappingProxyType[tuple[str, str], None | str] = MappingProxyType( { ("a", "x"): None, # Default, no difference ("b", "x"): "+CO", ("c", "x"): "+CHNO", ("a", "y"): "-CO", ("b", "y"): None, # Default, no difference ("c", "y"): "+NH", ("a", "z"): "-CHNO", ("b", "z"): "-NH", ("c", "z"): None, # No difference } )
[docs] class IonSeries(StrEnum): """Enumeration of ion series types""" A = "a" B = "b" C = "c" D = "d" V = "v" W = "w" X = "x" Y = "y" Z = "z" DA = "da" DB = "db" WA = "wa" WB = "wb"
[docs] class BackboneCleavageType(StrEnum): """Types of backbone cleavages for internal fragments""" A = "a" # C-CO bond cleavage B = "b" # CO-NH bond cleavage C = "c" # NH-CH bond cleavage X = "x" # CH-CO bond cleavage Y = "y" # CO-NH bond cleavage Z = "z" # NH-CH bond cleavage
[docs] class AnnotationName(StrEnum): PRECURSOR = "precursor" IMMONIUM = "immonium" REFERENCE = "reference" NAMED_COMPOUND = "named_compound" FORMULA = "formula" SMILES = "smiles" UNANNOTATED = "unannotated" SERIES = "series" INTERNAL = "internal"
# mzPAF immonium ions use the 20 standard amino acids. tacular.AminoAcid also lists # ambiguous (B, J, X, Z) and rare (O, U) codes, which paftacular does not accept here. IMMONIUM_AMINO_ACIDS: frozenset[AminoAcid] = frozenset(AminoAcid(code) for code in "ACDEFGHIKLMNPQRSTVWY") # A single chemical-formula "atom" token: either a plain element+count (e.g. "H2") or an # isotope-labeled atom in brackets (e.g. "[18O1]"). Shared by neutral losses and adducts so a # formula segment can freely mix both forms (e.g. "H2[18O1]", per mzPAF's formula notation). # The trailing element/count runs are POSSESSIVE (`*+`, py3.11+): [A-Z] overlaps [A-Za-z0-9], so a # plain `[A-Za-z0-9]*` under the surrounding `_ATOM_TOKEN+` is a classic `(a+)+`-style catastrophic- # backtracking (ReDoS) shape -- an anchored non-match on a long single-letter run (e.g. "y1+HHHH...!" # via parse) would hang. Nothing that legitimately follows an atom run starts with an # alnum char, so refusing to give characters back never rejects a valid annotation. _ATOM_TOKEN = r"(?:\[[0-9]+[A-Z][A-Za-z0-9]*+\]|[A-Z][A-Za-z0-9]*+)" # Isotope-nucleon-count is mandatory once an element is specified (mzPAF: "+iN" with no count is # invalid); at most one lowercase letter follows the element symbol (real element symbols are 1-2 # letters). A bare "i" with nothing after it (generic isotope, no element) remains valid. _ISOTOPE_ELEMENT = r"(?:(?:[0-9]+[A-Z][a-z]?)|A)" ISOTOPE_REGEX_PATTERN = rf"([+-]?)([0-9]*)i({_ISOTOPE_ELEMENT})?" # A single signed neutral-loss/gain token. Order matters: try "count? + formula" (which may embed # isotope-bracket atoms) and "count? + [reference name]" before the bare-mass fallback, so a # count-prefixed formula like "-2H2O" isn't misread as a bare mass of "-2" with "H2O" dropped. The # bare-mass alternative also excludes being followed by "i" so e.g. "+2i13C" is left whole for the # isotope component instead of being split into a bare-mass loss of "+2" plus a dangling "i13C". # Bracketed names also allow "_" and "-": section 4.5 permits any reference molecule name there # (Appendix B has TMTpro_zero, sidechain_A, TMT126-ETD) and the section 6.2 grammar allows both, # although the section 6.1 regex omits them. They also allow balanced, unnested parentheses # for Unimod names such as HexNAc(2) (section 4.4.7). The two alternatives of _REFERENCE_NAME # start with different characters, so the repetition cannot backtrack catastrophically. _REFERENCE_NAME_CHAR = r"[A-Za-z0-9:\._\-]" _REFERENCE_NAME = rf"(?:{_REFERENCE_NAME_CHAR}|\({_REFERENCE_NAME_CHAR}*\))+" NEUTRAL_LOSS_REGEX_PATTERN = rf"[+-](?:[0-9]*{_ATOM_TOKEN}+|[0-9]*\[{_REFERENCE_NAME}(?:\[[A-Za-z0-9\.:\-]+\])?\]|[0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]+)?(?!i))" ADDUCT_REGEX_PATTERN = rf"([+-])([0-9]*)({_ATOM_TOKEN}+)" # Bound for the parser's component caches (keyed by annotation substring). MAX_CACHE_SIZE = 10_000 # Regex components for better readability _AUXILIARY = r"(?P<is_auxiliary>&)?" _ANALYTE_REF = r"(?:(?P<analyte_reference>[0-9]+)@)?" # Ion type patterns _PEPTIDE_SERIES = r"(?:(?P<series>(?:da|db|wa|wb)|[axbyczdwv]\.?)(?P<ordinal>[0-9]+)(?:\{(?P<sequence_ordinal>.+)\})?)" _INTERNAL = r"(?P<series_internal>m(?P<internal_start>[0-9]+):(?P<internal_end>[0-9]+)(?:\{(?P<sequence_internal>.+)\})?)" _PRECURSOR = r"(?P<precursor>p)" # Adduct text inside the brackets, ``M+H+Na``. An immonium modification never matches it, so # ``IK[M+K]`` is the K immonium ion with a K+ adduct. _ADDUCT_BODY = rf"M(?:[+-][0-9]*{_ATOM_TOKEN}+)+" _IMMONIUM = rf"(?:I(?P<immonium>[A-Z])(?:\[(?!{_ADDUCT_BODY}\])(?P<immonium_modification>(?:[^\]]+))\])?)" _REFERENCE = r"(?P<reference>r(?:(?:\[(?P<reference_label>[^\]]+)\])))" _FORMULA = r"(?:f\{(?P<formula>[A-Za-z0-9\[\]]+)\})" _NAMED = r"(?:_\{(?P<named_compound>[^\{\}/]+)\})" _SMILES = r"(?:s\{(?P<smiles>[^\}]+)\})" _UNKNOWN = r"(?:(?P<unannotated>\?)(?P<unannotated_label>[0-9]+)?)" # Combine all ion types _ION_TYPES = f"(?P<ion>{_PEPTIDE_SERIES}|{_INTERNAL}|{_PRECURSOR}|{_IMMONIUM}|{_REFERENCE}|{_FORMULA}|{_NAMED}|{_SMILES}|{_UNKNOWN})" # Modifiers _NEUTRAL_LOSSES = rf"(?P<neutral_losses>(?:{NEUTRAL_LOSS_REGEX_PATTERN})+)?" _ISOTOPE = rf"(?P<isotope>(?:(?:[+-][0-9]*)i(?:{_ISOTOPE_ELEMENT})?)+)?" _ADDUCTS = rf"(?:\[(?P<adducts>{_ADDUCT_BODY})\])?" _CHARGE = r"(?:\^(?P<charge>[+-]?[0-9]+))?" _MASS_ERROR = r"(?:/(?P<mass_error>[+-]?[0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]+)?)(?P<mass_error_unit>ppm)?)?" _CONFIDENCE = r"(?:\*(?P<confidence>[0-9]*(?:\.[0-9]+)?))?" # Full pattern _ANNOTATION_PATTERN_BODY = f"{_AUXILIARY}{_ANALYTE_REF}{_ION_TYPES}{_NEUTRAL_LOSSES}{_ISOTOPE}{_ADDUCTS}{_CHARGE}{_MASS_ERROR}{_CONFIDENCE}" FULL_PAF_PATTERN = re.compile(f"^{_ANNOTATION_PATTERN_BODY}$") # Same pattern with no end anchor, for matching one annotation out of a comma-separated string # (mzPAF spec Appendix A: greedily match one annotation, then require a comma or end-of-string). PARTIAL_PAF_PATTERN = re.compile(_ANNOTATION_PATTERN_BODY)