Hi, I ran into a problem selecting nearby residues of one molecule
regarding the binding partner. The "byres" command seems to work only
with one single residue. It does not select the whole residue when
using the molecule as reference.
creat 4a, byres mol around 4 --- gives incomplete residue
Does anyone know of a viewer that can not only
visualize the electrostatic potentials, but also show
the numerical values on top of the surface of the
produced image?
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Hi,
I just checked the apbs download page and I couldn't find apbs binaries
available for windows. The only way I've seen (through previous mailing
lists posts) is to compile it using cygwin, but the performance is less
than optimal.
So if you or someone else has compiled apbs for windows, the bi
I've been trying to generate an electrostatic potential map of the surface of
a protein using Pymol but haven't been successful. I'm working with the latest
version of pymol (0.98, windows version), which brings the APBS plugin (I have
as well installed the APBS plugin "apbs_tools.py") that is supp
Kevin,
The trick here is to use "create" instead of "select". Create makes new
objects that can have independent settings.
load mol_obj.pdb
# transfer a piece of the molecule into a new object
create new_obj, chain A
remove mol_obj in new_obj
# adjust trasparency for the new object
set car
Hi all:
I'd like to set a value for a selection of residues within an
object --- which I think might be tough given the docs on the set
command, but I'm open to suggestions. The particular case here is
setting cartoon_transparency, which I'd like to use to make a subset
of residues in a p
> 1. Add this to your $HOME/.pymolrc file:
>
> # start $HOME/.pymolrc modification
> one_letter = {'VAL':'V', 'ILE':'I', 'LEU':'L', 'GLU':'E', 'GLN':'Q', \
> 'ASP':'D', 'ASN':'N', 'HIS':'H', 'TRP':'W', 'PHE':'F', 'TYR':'Y',\
> 'ARG':'R', 'LYS':'K', 'SER':'S', 'THR':'T', 'MET':'M', 'ALA':'A',
I am wondering where I can find mesh represenation of protein surface in
PyMol API.
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andr...@biochem.utah.edu wrote:
Hey Ramesh,
for all sorts of labeling, image manipulation programs like photoshop or
the gimp are superior. Convince yourself how simple it is even to adjust
the z position of the label in a stereo picture by moving it (one partner
of the stereo pair) horizontall
Ezequiel H Panepucci wrote:
Hello Ramesh,
use:
label n. ca, one_letter[resn]
Cheers,
Zac
Thanks Zac. that was indeed very useful. But I have one more problem.
Doing thus gives me only the name of the aa, not its number. How to give
the label command in order to give the number
Hello Ramesh,
> Is it possible to do the labelling using single letter codes for the
> amino acid residues rather than the three letter codes?
Yes.
1. Add this to your $HOME/.pymolrc file:
# start $HOME/.pymolrc modification
one_letter = {'VAL':'V', 'ILE':'I', 'LEU':'L', 'GLU':'E', 'GLN':'Q',
Hey Ramesh,
for all sorts of labeling, image manipulation programs like photoshop or
the gimp are superior. Convince yourself how simple it is even to adjust
the z position of the label in a stereo picture by moving it (one partner
of the stereo pair) horizontally.
Andreas
> Hi List!
>
> Is
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