SIte Mutations in a 3D protein structure to locate the core of mutations
Hello Everyone,
I have a pdb file for a protein (3D structure predicted by a tool) and around hundreds of known point mutations in the protein. I want to visualize the protein with all the mutations to see the hub of or core where the mutations are mostly. Is there are tool that does this? I would give the structure in a pdb file and a list of point mutations myself.
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You can try PyMOL
But then I have to manually add all the mutations right? No way I can add them all in one command?
PyMol has a powerful selection mechanism, which includes selecting residues before displaying or coloring them differently. You can select hundreds of residues in one command, but if they are discontinuous it will be a long line :-)