Hi Michael
You seem to be after the biological assembly; in theory, pdb files from
the PDB are supposed to have the matrix that will generate this
somewhere in the header (REMARKS lines), and that shouldn't be too hard
to parse out and apply explicitly to the molecule.
Of course, pdb files are n
Hi,
I'm looking at a PDB file which, due to symmetry, only provides me with
part of the unit cell (in this case I'm looking at 1HHP, which is a
dimer but only gives coordinates for the monomer, but I've run across the
problem before). I'd like to see the full unit cell. I understand that I
can u
With respect to my previous question,
any option in PyMOL would be useful, not necessarily a polygonal surface.
Any ideas are welcomed.
Thank you,
Ricardo
Ricardo Aparicio wrote:
Dear PyMOL users:
To make a structural alignment (2 pdb files) more informative, it
would be interestin
Dear PyMOL users:
To make a structural alignment (2 pdb files) more informative, it
would be interesting to make an image stressing the areas where the
discrepancies between the two structures are more evident.
One option is to use a polygonal surface linking the c-alfa atoms of
consec
