Miguel wrote:
I developed a small solution for displaying PDB Entries in a comfort
way with the applet that is great (With Ball and Stick what you
recommended me and a very useful cartoon visualisation). I must say
that the v10 beta works really great...
I am glad that it was useful.
Apart
We do show SCOP domains on PDB chain/chains. Please have a look at
http://www.ebi.ac.uk/interpro/ISpy?ac=P02699&mode=single
We have a set of pre-calculated attribute files for Astex viewer to
highlight the domain. Astex viewer considers each observed residue
as an object. So we have to pre-calcu
According to Miguel:
> If the data is not in the input file then Jmol probably cannot do
> anything. (Unless the algorithms are published and the techniques are
> generally agreed-upon)
As I understand, the SCOP classification is been constructed manually,
so no automatic procedure is available.
> I developed a small solution for displaying PDB Entries in a comfort
> way with the applet that is great (With Ball and Stick what you
> recommended me and a very useful cartoon visualisation). I must say
> that the v10 beta works really great...
I am glad that it was useful.
> Apart from that
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timothy driscoll wrote:
| is this a public page? I'm always interested to see how people use
| Jmol...
I'll post our project's url when it's available publicly for testing... (roughly
mid next week).
Thanks for your interest,
regards,
Raphael
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Hi All,
Thanks a lot for the replies. Please have a look at
http://www.ebi.ac.uk/interpro/3DViewer/view3D?domain=1pcn00&type=cath
We use Astex viewer to show SCOP/CATH structural domain on PDB chain/chains.
It is a public page. We want to introduce similar viewer specially
with cartoon option for
On 2004-09-30 (10:51) Raphael A. Bauer wrote:
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>Hi Jmol List,
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>I developed a small solution for displaying PDB Entries in a comfort
>way with the applet that is great (With Ball and Stick what you
>recommended me and a very useful cartoon visualisa
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Hi Jmol List,
I developed a small solution for displaying PDB Entries in a comfort
way with the applet that is great (With Ball and Stick what you
recommended me and a very useful cartoon visualisation). I must say
that the v10 beta works really great..
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