Hi,
I've seen this (Example 1 on 3DNA
<http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/3DNA>) and I noticed to colour each
nucleic acid differently they used something like:
set cartoon_color, green, resn G
for each of the four different nucleic acids. When I ran this for 2XCT
bio assembly 1 it coloured amino acids with the same single letter codes
as the four nucleic acids (e.g., G for guanine [nucleic acid] and
glycine [amino]) and I wanted to know how to run it just for nucleic
acids. I thought that something like this for each chain containing
nucleic acids:
set cartoon_color, green, /2XCT//Eand resn G
would do the trick but that would take forever seeing how 8 separate
chains contain nucleic acids. While we're on this topic I'd also like to
know how to colour the backbone and sugars via a more efficient method
than doing something like this:
color pink, /2XCT//Eand bb.
for each chain containing nucleic acids.
Thanks for your time,
Brenton
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