[Chimera-users] BIOMT symmetry matrices

[Healey, Joe]

Hi Chimera Team,


I'm familiar with the sym command within chimera, specifying particular degrees of rotational symmetry for instance.


As the biological unit feature tends to work quite nicely for this for a number of the proteins that I'm working on, I was wondering if there is a simple way to apply the BIOMT matrix for one protein to another?


The proteins I want to apply them to are homology models of the equivalent proteins, so their biological unit information should be meaningful.


If its possible to do this in chimera that would be great, but if you have any alternative suggestions (perhaps its possible to copy the BIOMT lines from one PDB text file to another?


Joe Healey


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