Hi all,
I have a script that I wrote to define the secondary structure of my
protein. For some strange reason when I run the script, pymol does not
recognize he commands:
Parsing-Error: missing required argument: selection
PyMOL>alter A/361:366/, ss='L'
Parsing-Error: missing required argument: s
Hi,
I'm a very new pymol user so bear with me if I've missed something
obvious.
I want to get nice cartoon representations of superposed structures - I
obtained the rTools (from http://www.rubor.de/bioinf/pymol_rubor.html)
as was mentioned previously on the mail-list and this is working fine
Certainly,
For example: to create a selection "near145" consisting of all atoms within 4 A
of residue 145:
select near145, all within 4 of 145/
And to select complete residues:
select near145, byres ( all within 4 of 145/ )
Cheers,
Warren
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mailto:war...@sunesis.com
Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Hi, I wonder if pymol can do this kind of selection.
Thanks.
Eric
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