Dear all,I am studying a published protein molecule which was claimed to be
helical symmetric. The pdb file contain 3 copies of this molecule arranged in
head-to-tail patern. The author claims that this interation is repeated in a
directional manner along the P31 screw axis. Does anyone know how to show the
whole long helix filament rather that just three protomer of this molecule? Can
pymol do this?Best regards.Yeping SunInstitute of Microbiology, Chinese Academy
of Sciences
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