Dear all,
I am trying to display a bound azetidine ring, but pymol is drawing also a
bound between the C2 and C4 ring carbons.
<<...OLE_Obj...>>bond length N-C 1.46Å, C-C 1.54Å and C2-C4 2.03Å !!
See pymol picture attached. Is there a simple way of setting the bond length
to be drawn corre
dear all can we superimpose structures in pymolThanks & Regardssrilatha potlapellyMSc BiotechnologyDrug discovery, #450,4th D Main, 12th cross, Mahalakshmipuram - 560086 Bangalore Office: +9180-23495461-64 Extn.-1029
Hi
try align or fit
regards
andrea
2006/3/3, srilath...@jubilantbiosys.com :
> dear all
> can we superimpose structures in pymol
> Thanks & Regards
> srilatha potlapelly
> MSc Biotechnology
> Drug discovery,
> #450,4th D Main, 12th cross,
> Mahalakshmipuram - 560086
> Bangalore
> Office: +9180-2
try converting the coordinates into mol-format.
On Friday 03 March 2006 13:05, Gerhardt, Stefan wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I am trying to display a bound azetidine ring, but pymol is drawing also a
> bound between the C2 and C4 ring carbons.
>
> <<...OLE_Obj...>>bond length N-C 1.46Å, C-C 1.54Å a
Stefan,
As recommended, I suggest loading the structure in using a file format that
contains explicit connectivity information (MOL/SDF or MOL2). PyMOL generally
does okay inferring protein connectivity from coordinates alone, but that is
about it.
another thing you can do is unbond the atoms
Greetings CASTpyMol Plugin Users:
First, thank you to all the CASTpyMol users who have been using the
plugin and have "encouraged" me to get a new version working. Like the
PyMol project, I have been working to add improvements that to the
plugin that hopefully will be of great value to the commu
Hello all,
I am using PyMOL V0.99pre06 (build from CVS repository)
When viewing 1m6q.pdb (http://www.rcsb.org/pdb/files/1m6q.pdb) in
cartoon mode, I think the arrows in beta sheet are rendered too short
in comparison to other software (e.g. RasMOL). I posted this
behavior already in the "bugs"-se
Folks,
These may be infamous last words, but I do believe that the latest PyMOL
v0.99 release candidate has reached a level of stability, performance,
and bug containment such that most everyone should feel comfortable
downloading and updating to version 0.99.
http://delsci.com/rel/099
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