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* [ | * [[Restraints_on_pseudo_atoms]]: demonstrates the use of restraints between real and pseudo atoms. | ||
* [ | * [[Mutate_model]]: demonstrates the mutation and optimization of a single residue (SNP). | ||
* [ | * [[Missing_residues]]: demonstrates using Modeller to fill in missing residues. | ||
* [ | * [[Rebuilding_sequence_databases]]: scripts to rebuild sequence databases from PDB. | ||
* [ | * [[Cyclic_protein]]: demonstrates how to build a model of a cyclic protein. | ||
* [ | * [[Cluster_PDBs]]: make a clustered representative from a set of PDBs of the same sequence. | ||
* [ | * [[Using_non-standard_parameter_files]]: using customized restyp.lib, par.lib and top.lib files with automodel. | ||
* [ | * [[Make_alpha_helix]]: make an alpha-helical model from primary sequence alone. | ||
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Examples
- Restraints_on_pseudo_atoms: demonstrates the use of restraints between real and pseudo atoms.
- Mutate_model: demonstrates the mutation and optimization of a single residue (SNP).
- Missing_residues: demonstrates using Modeller to fill in missing residues.
- Rebuilding_sequence_databases: scripts to rebuild sequence databases from PDB.
- Cyclic_protein: demonstrates how to build a model of a cyclic protein.
- Cluster_PDBs: make a clustered representative from a set of PDBs of the same sequence.
- Using_non-standard_parameter_files: using customized restyp.lib, par.lib and top.lib files with automodel.
- Make_alpha_helix: make an alpha-helical model from primary sequence alone.