Hello PyMOL users,

Say, I have three pdb files loaded onto PyMOL. Lets assume that each of the pdb
file has 3 chains, i.e A,B,C in them.

If I want to select residues 1,5,6,7 in chain A of Protein_1, residues 4,8,9,12
in chain B of Protein_2 and residues 1,5,12,43 in chain A of Protein_3.

I know the command to select residues, i.e select name1, resi 1+5+6+7 and chain
A , but when i execute this command, residues 1&5 of chainA of the Protein_1 and
Protein_3, are selected.

How do I specify that the selection has to be at the chain A in Protein_1 ?
I tried loading the files one by one and doing this, but when I come to the
third pdb file and execute the select command, I am running in to the same
problem,i.e residues 1 and 5 of protein_1 are also getting selected.

How do i avoid this ?  Some additional syntax required ?
Also, once this is done, how to align these selections spanning 3 different
chains among 3 separate proteins ?
Will the align command suffice ?

Please let me know.

Thanks & Regards,

Anasuya Dighe
Molecular Biophysics Unit Annexe,
Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore - 560012
INDIA


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