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Hello chimera users!</div>
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I've been browsing the various tutorials for chimera and I've seen a lot of amazing models of proteins bound to DNA, ligands, etc. I have a pdb file for my protein of interest and its substrate, and I have the active site of the protein. I was wondering if
there's any way of predicting how the substrate fits into the catalytic cleft. Is there some easy code or application that can do this in chimera or is this a far more challenging task than I appreciate?</div>
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Thank you!<br>
Jason Rodencal</div>
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Dixon Lab</div>
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Stanford University</div>
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