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Default Examples of Ramachandran plots of residues in helix, strand or coil regions

Examples of Ramachandran plots of residues in helix, strand or coil regions

Few weeks ago, I posted a blog that provides a newer collected/organized dataset for the torsional angles of proteins. I played around and try to use GnuPlot 4.4 to make my own Ramachandran plots. Here are three examples of the residual Ramachandran space regarding to the helical, extend or coil regions. I used STRIDE to [...]

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