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ConSurf Quick Analysis Procedure
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| - | Here is a quick procedure for coloring a protein molecule by evolutionary conservation. This procedure does not necessarily give the highest quality result (see [[ConSurfDB_vs._ConSurf#Limiting_ConSurf_Analysis_to_Proteins_of_a_Single_Function|Limiting ConSurf Analysis to Proteins of a Single Function]]), but will give you a preliminary result that is often satisfactory. | + | Here is a quick procedure for coloring a protein molecule by [[Introduction to Evolutionary Conservation|evolutionary conservation]]. This procedure does not necessarily give the highest quality result (see [[ConSurfDB_vs._ConSurf#Limiting_ConSurf_Analysis_to_Proteins_of_a_Single_Function|Limiting ConSurf Analysis to Proteins of a Single Function]]), but will give you a preliminary result that is often satisfactory. |
# Go to the [http://consurf.tau.ac.il ConSurf Server]. | # Go to the [http://consurf.tau.ac.il ConSurf Server]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:21, 6 February 2016
Here is a quick procedure for coloring a protein molecule by evolutionary conservation. This procedure does not necessarily give the highest quality result (see Limiting ConSurf Analysis to Proteins of a Single Function), but will give you a preliminary result that is often satisfactory.
- Go to the ConSurf Server.
