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I have a pdb with 10 TMH (single polypeptide protein, so only 1 chain in pdb). The first TMH are colored in green and the rest in yellow.</div>
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Is there a way to create a surface that consists of both these colors? i.e. Surface corresponding to TMH's 1-5 is colored in green, while the surface corresponding to TMH's 6-10 in yellow?</div>
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I tried the surface command option but it seems to color the entire surface in a uniform color.</div>
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Any suggestions would be very helpful.</div>
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Thanks</div>
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Yaikhomba</div>
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