Hello PyMol community!
is there any way to display sequence conservation on the surface of a
protein?
i.e. to use the info I have in a sequence alignment.
do I have to do this by hand?
Thanks,
Camille
Hello,
I am unable to read the archive at the moment so can anyone tell
me the command that allows colouring of the edge of helices and strands
(usually grey). I think this was posted recently but I don't have it in
any of my saved scripts.
Many thanks,
Camille
Dr Ca
molscript?
I apologise if this question has been dealt with before (I have tried
to find previous messages). I imagine that this would be important to
many who would like to use pymol to make figures for publication.
Many thanks,
Camille
when the resulting ray traced image file is viewed in CMYK
mode in illustrator. Greens, especially, seem to suffer in conversion.
Help!
cheers,
Camille
MRC-LMB
Cambridge University
UK
that
this sort of thing was in the pipe-line, do you have a rough estimate
of when it will be available?
Camille
p.s. I'm working on os x with npymol.
specific CA atoms and reduced
the radius with..
alter n, vdw=1
! where n is the name of the CA
Camille
)? I read that pymol has trouble
with connectivity outside normal chemical bond lengths.
Sorry, this sounds like it might have a very simple answer!
Thanks again,
Camille
in my stereo figure.
Older messages on the BB seem to imply this can't be done in pymol. Do
you know if any progress has been made on this?
Many thanks,
Camille
p.s. I'm running npymol on OS X.