Noel,
I think you will need make a copy first and mutate the copy for something like
this to work. That is essentially what the mutagenesis wizard does, if I
recall correctly.
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Principal Scientist
. DeLano Scientific LLC
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Hi Orla,
* Orla O'Sullivan [2006-04-28 11:37] wrote:
>
> Is there any way to change an L-alanine to a D-alanine in pymol
Sure. In the "build" menu there is an entry:
Invert (pk2)-(pk1)-(pk3) [Ctrl-E]
pk1 is the atom whose configuration is to be inverted. pk2 and pk3 are
the two atoms atta
Mikko Huhtala writes:
> > If so, I guess it must be a bug in the new driver? If not, here's a wild
> > shot: I tried to connect some older Stereographics emitters to our
> > Quadro FX3000 cards, and that didn't work. After some investigation, I
> > found out that the old emitters required 1
Hi
Is there any way to change an L-alanine to a D-alanine in pymol
Orla
Dr.Orla O'Sullivan
Research Officer
Biotechnology
Moorepark Food Research Centre
Teagasc
Moorepark
Fermoy, Co. Cork
Ireland
Tel: +353 - (0)25 - 42344
Hi all,
I'm in the process of creating a plugin for pymol, however I've hit a
small wall. Is there a series of python calls I can make in my code to
perform a mutation without the loss of the original residue? I've tried
to follow the commands the wizard returns but I'm unable to follow what