>    Is there a good way to calculate and color residues by hydrophobicity
> in
> pymol?  A google search showed only a very simple script that was based
> entirely
> on a single-residue lookup table.  I'm looking at a set of structure
> predictions, and it would be nice to easily see that a fold exposes a
> large
> patch of hydrophobic surface to solvent.

Could you clarify what you're trying to do?

I'd think that coloring residues by hydrophobicity, displaying the
surface, and looking for whatever your favorite color for hydrophobic is
would work fine.  Why would a lookup table be inappropriate for what
you're trying to do?


Pete

Pete Meyer
Fu Lab
BMCB grad student
Cornell University


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