Quoting Robert Hanson <[email protected]>:

> this "A" is called the "alternate location" -- you specify that using the %
> sign.
>
> Select 1%A
>
Bob, this is not correct. As Zengming already pointed out in his  
question it is the insertion code (icode). So the selection command  
would be:

   select 1^A:L

Regards, Rolf


>
>
> 2009/4/21 ???( Zengming Zhang ) <[email protected]>
>
>>  Hello jmol-users?
>>
>> How can I select one of residues when the chain IDs are same, just as
>> below(part of an PDB file):
>>
>> ATOM     11  N   ASP L   1A     60.262  29.089  14.012  1.00
>> 33.13           N
>> ATOM     12  CA  ASP L   1A     59.378  30.016  14.691  1.00
>> 35.05           C
>> ATOM     13  C   ASP L   1A     57.965  29.526  14.760  1.00
>> 31.74           C
>> ATOM     14  O   ASP L   1A     57.476  28.873  13.851  1.00
>> 36.72           O
>> ATOM     15  CB  ASP L   1A     59.593  31.557  14.587  1.00
>> 41.32           C
>> ATOM     16  CG  ASP L   1A     58.724  32.268  13.564  1.00
>> 46.17           C
>> ATOM     17  OD1 ASP L   1A     57.452  32.455  13.924  1.00
>> 47.60           O
>> ATOM     18  OD2 ASP L   1A     59.188  32.658  12.472  1.00
>> 48.99           O
>> ATOM     19  N   CYS L   1      57.321  29.802  15.860  1.00
>> 22.52           N
>> ATOM     20  CA  CYS L   1      56.005  29.353  16.036  1.00
>> 15.35           C
>> ATOM     21  C   CYS L   1      55.351  30.160  17.077  1.00
>> 15.83           C
>> ATOM     22  O   CYS L   1      56.002  30.636  17.968  1.00
>> 18.73           O
>> ATOM     23  CB  CYS L   1      56.053  27.903  16.554  1.00
>> 11.00           C
>> ATOM     24  SG  CYS L   1      56.917  27.711  18.163  1.00
>> 11.39           S
>>
>> residue ASP's chain ID and CYS's chain ID are same, they use icode(icode of
>> ASP is A and icode of CYS has no icode) to be seperated.
>> Now, I want so select residue ASP, the script is below:
>>
>>     "select 1A:L; color blue;" but it can not work.
>>
>> and I changed the script to be this:
>>     "select 1:L; color blue;"  and residue CYS is selected, not ASP.
>>
>> So, can I write scripts to select the residue ASP not CYS?
>>
>> Can you help me? thank you very much!
>>
>>  best wishes
>>  Zengming Zhang [email protected]
>>  2009-04-21
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>>
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