Am Samstag, 26. Januar 2008 schrieb Lu Lin:
Hi, Abhi,
You mean save them separately? Is there some way to save them into one
file? Thanks!!
By default, the save command should save all (visible?) atoms. Should be in
documentation of save. Any way you can also make a selection of your two
Hi,
'save' will save all atoms by default, not only the visible ones.
cat in Linux will surely be more efficient than loading in Pymol and
saving, but the question related to alignment. cat doesn't do that for
you. So the procedure would be:
load A.pdb,A
load B.pdb,B
align A,B
save
Hi all,
Anyone know which algorithm PyMOL uses to align or super of two structures?
Thanks a lot!
Best,
Linda
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Hi all
Hi Hally,
Thank you for your reply! Could you tell me how to save the alignment
result to a new .pdb file?
Thanks again!
Best,
Linda
Hally Shaffer wrote:
Linda,
To align two proteins, they have to have the same number of atoms. You can
manipulate the pdb files to delete part of one protein
there is something on the menu, file-save-molecule
after the alignment, choose the molecule you want to save and just save.
pymol saves the pdb with new coordinates.
cheers,
Abhi
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Hi Hally,
Thank you for your reply! Could you tell me how
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Subject: [PyMOL] algorithm for alignment
Hi all,
Anyone know which algorithm PyMOL uses to align or super of
two structures?
Thanks
Hi, Abhi,
You mean save them separately? Is there some way to save them into one
file? Thanks!!
Best,
Linda
Abhinav Verma wrote:
there is something on the menu, file-save-molecule
after the alignment, choose the molecule you want to save and just
save. pymol saves the pdb with new