Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of Release1.4


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Nov 24, 2008, 4:53:44 PM (17 years ago)
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meng
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  • Release1.4

    v18 v19  
    1717 1. Nucleotides: saved in sessions, dialog settings maybe sticky, "nucleotides" command, possibly use in preset. ECM
    1818 1. MD Movie: checkbox in Per-Frame panel and/or Record Movie panel to recompute secondary structure (make it more obvious that ribbon display may need to be updated). ECM
    19  1. Build Structure allow bonding of one clump of atoms to another clump of atoms in a way that automatically repositions one clump instead of requiring the user to attempt to maneuver it into the appropriate bonding position. ECM
     19 1. Build Structure: allow bonding of one clump of atoms to another clump of atoms in a way that automatically repositions one clump instead of requiring the user to attempt to maneuver it into the appropriate bonding position. ECM
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    2121==== Documentation ====
     
    7878==== Sequence/Structure (Core 4) ====
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    80  * connect to our own Web service to BLAST on PDB, provide dialog for choosing which hit structures to open, whether to show pairwise sequence alignment from BLAST (in MAV), whether to superimpose hit and query structures (with Matchmaker). ECM
     80 * connect to our own Web service to BLAST on PDB, provide dialog for choosing which hit structures to open, whether to show pairwise sequence alignment from BLAST (in MAV), whether to superimpose hit and query structures (with Matchmaker). Input is sequence of molecule model already open in Chimera. ECM
    8181    * (search other databases such as NR? PSI-BLAST on NR?)
    8282 * connect to our own Web service to multiple sequence alignment program (Muscle, T-Coffee, ... see [http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/home/meng/sources.html#d list and links]), show result in MAV. I guess input to server would be sequence alignment sent from MAV, probably would have to reformat into unaligned multi-FASTA. ECM