Jul 3 2008
Contents
 
Introduction
Overview - RECOMMENDED READING FOR NEW ICM USERS
File Menu
Graphics Move Tools
Display Tab
Light Tab
Labels Tab
PDB Search Tab
Meshes Tab
View Menu
Selections
Tables
Local DB
Sequences
Bioinfo Menu
Tools Menu - Xray
Tools Menu - 3D Predict
Tools Menu - Analysis
Tools Menu - Superimpose
 Display and Select Proteins for Superposition
 Proteins by 3D
 Multiple Proteins
 Arrange as Grid
Homology and Modelling
Working with Chemistry Tools
Chemsitry Menu
Docking
Ligand Editor
Animations, Slides, & Documents
ActiveICM
Movie Making
Frequently Asked Questions
Tutorial - Graphical Display
Molecular Document
Tutorial - Working with PDB Protein Structures
Tutorial - Working with Sequence Alignments
Tutorial - Ligand Binding Pocket Analysis
Tutorial - Homology and Modeling Tools
Tutorial - Crystallographic Analysis Tools
Tutorial - Working with Chemical Tables
Tutorial - Working with the Molecular Editor
Tutorial - Chemical Searching
Tutorial - Docking and Virtual Ligand Screening
 
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19.1 Display and Select Proteins for Superposition
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Before any superposition operation can be undertaken you need to select the protein structures you wish to superimpose.

One way to do this is by selecting in the ICM workspace. For other selection tools please see the Making Selections section of the manual.

  • Select both receptors by double clicking on the name of the receptor in the ICM Workspace.To select two receptors use the Ctrl button or use the shift button to select a range of objects in the ICM Workspace. A receptor which is selected will be highlighted in blue in the ICM Workspace and with green crosses in the graphical display.


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