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Hi,

you can also use a tool chain composed by:

* 'pdb2xyzr' -> to convert pdb to a point(x,y,z) + radius notation, used later by msms. * 'msms' -> to calculate the surface. Can make surfaces using different solvent probe radius. * 'assign_parse_radch.pl' -> small perl script distributed as part of Don Bashford's 'mead' suite, to parse atoms and assign charge and radius.
* 'potential' -> from mead suite. Don't know what's this for... ;-)
* 'dino' -> to display the results.

You can access a small tutorial at: http://www.dino3d.org/tutorials/?p=esp

Any questions are welcome, of course.

Best regards,

Jon Agirre

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