Sergio,
We use the term "polar contacts" because, as you correctly point out, some
of the contacts shown don't meet strict hydrogen-bonding criteria. Of
course, many macromolecular crystal structures aren't of high enough
resolution to make definitive determinations anyway...so...
With ideal geo
Dear Pymol users:
I'm using pymol to find "polar contacts". I'm wondering what is the
definition of a "polar contact". Some of the distances are longer than
expected for a hydrogen bond. So, I'm left wondering what is the distance
cut off employed.
Thanks
-Sergio
Hi List,
I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to set a distance measurment
between two aromatic rings, where the distance is measured from the
center of the ring, rather than a specific atom.
thanks
Sara Nichols
Andrew,
Here's how I would write that script:
load PDBs/prot.pdb, prot
bg_color white
util.ray_shadows('light')
set cartoon_fancy_helices, 1
hide everything, prot
select Cterm, A/200-300/
show cartoon, Cterm
set cartoon_color, green
show surface, Cterm
set transparency, 0.3
set surface_color,
Martin,
Unfortunately this doesn't exist yet, but I agree that it is a necessary
function. The best you can do right now is load a blank PDB file into that
state. That should delete the coordinates for that state, but it doesn't
actually delete the state.
# to delete the coordinates for state 2
I'm having PYMOL trouble with something that should be easy:
I want to make a green ribbon diagram, a grey transparent surface, and
then display residue side chains in red underneath. I'm having trouble
with selections that set up these three items as discrete things I can
color as I choose.
It was just me - loading a .pse created with the previous version
seemed to be the problem. When I loaded a new coordinate file into that
session, everything seemed to click back to normal.
On 23 May 2005, at 12:56, Laurence Pearl wrote:
Is it just me or has the new release of MacPyMol gone
Could someone please point me to a description of built-in PyMol
movie command (movie.roll, movie.zoom, etc.). I was able to use them
but I have a strong feeling that they can do more then I was able to
guess.
Thanks in advance, Jendrek
> A designer knows he has achieved perfection
> not
Is it just me or has the new release of MacPyMol gone very slow when
rendering transparent surfaces ?
--
Laurence H. Pearl
Section of Structural Biology, Institute of Cancer Research
Chester Beatty Laboratories,
Hi PyMOLers!
I've searched the documentation, wiki, and this mailing list for a way
to delete particular states of an object, but have found nothing. Is
this feature not implemented or am I just poor at searching? I think it
is quite an essential feature when viewing trajectories from molecula
dear list,
is it possible to distribute the pymol gui and the viewer between different
display variables, say the gui to "display:0.0" and the viewer to
"display:0.1"?
regards,
marc bruning
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