Hi all,
Thanks to Kristoffer, Gregori, Cameron, Torin and Kenneth for their
responses. Here's a representative of their suggestions:
> select mymut, (resi 23+32+45)
> select mywt, (resi 1+2+3+4+5)
> color grey, all
> color yellow, mymut
> color green, mywt
Cheers,
Sarma
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Today's Topics:
1. surface representation showing mutations (Ganapathy Sarma)
Subject:
[PyMOL] surface representation showing mutations
From:
Ganapathy Sarma
Date:
Sun, 03 Apr 2005 18:13:49 -0700
To:
pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Hello PYMOLers,
Have you tried the "select resi" function? This allows you to specify the
identification numbers of the amino-acids you want to select (and color).
Have a look here for the complete description:
http://pymol.sourceforge.net/newman/user/S0220commands.html
Regards,
Grégori Gerebtzoff
Division of B
Hi Sarma,
> I can change the color of the surface to gray or a rainbow gradient
> using the options but can't find a way to specify the residues that need
> to be colored differently in a surface representation.
You most likely need to select the residues first. That will give you an
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Hello PYMOLers,
I am a very new entry to the world of Pymol after seeing the program in
action at a recent conference.
I am trying to create a surface representation of a protein with
mutations that abolish activity in one color (say yellow) and the ones
that don't change activity in another
