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CheShift-2- Cα

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Poulsen_rc_CS

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[PyMOL] customized display of helices and strands

[PyMOL] customized display of helices and strands

The *default view of cartoon presentation in PyMOL is provided below. PyMOL provides commands “cartoon_oval_length“, “cartoon_oval_width“, “cartoon_rect_length” and “cartoon_rect_width” to customize the display of helices and strands. PyMOL users should be aware that the 4 commands can’t be combined with “cartoon_fancy_helices” and “cartoon_fancy_strands”. *Once the fancy mode is turned on, the manually customized width/length will [...]

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