| | 327 | == 8/11/2021 == |
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| | 329 | Phil, Philip, Darrell (last 15 mins); Elaine, Eric, TomG, Zach, Scooter |
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| | 331 | Philip: NIH3D pipeline is progressing, uses ChimeraX pubchem and EMDB fetch, mostly working well. Sent recent error message in chat for Eric to take a look. |
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| | 333 | Phil: found out your system was down when trying to file a ChimeraX bug report, that swapaa does not change sequence in Sequence Viewer. It's on Eric's todo list. |
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| | 335 | TomG: screenshare demo: uniprot features, alphafold GUI. Fetch (alphafold match) and AlphaFold Coloring panel. Corresponding commands show alphafold-generated residue attributes. Many options apply only when there is a corresponding experimental chain, will be grayed out. Search (alphafold search) runs blastprotein on the alphafold database. Predict (alphafold predict) runs Google Colab version of alphafold. |
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| | 337 | Will show warning that this notebook is from github (was not authored by Google); click button to run anyway. Requires Google account and initial sign-in. Sign-in may be retained by cookies depending on your browser settings. Next, HMMER, AlphaFold, and OpenMM are installed on a virtual machine. Then sequence databases are searched, a multiple sequence alignment generated, and the structure predicted. The entire process typically takes on the order of an hour or more. |