Sep 17 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
iSee Wizard
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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19.3 Multiple Proteins
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To superimpoe multiple proteins:

  • First display and select the proteins you wish to superimpose by 3D.
  • Tools/Superimpose/Multiple Proteins
  • A window as shown below will be displayed.

  • Select by which method you would like to superimpose

Align Residues - Residue correspondence is established by sequence alignment using the ICM ZEGA alignment Abagyan, Batalov, 1997. Atom alignment: by atom name.

Match by Res Numbers - Residue alignment by residue number.Atom alignment: by atom name for pairs of identical residues or pairs of close residues (F with Y; B with D,N; D with N; E with Q or Z, Q with Z), for other residue pairs only the backbone atoms ca,c,n,o,hn,ha are aligned.

Exact Match - Residue alignment is by the Needleman and Wunsch method. Inside residue atoms are aligned sequentially and regardless of the name.

  • Select which atoms you would like to superimpose. Visible Atoms, C alpha, Backbone, or Heavy Atoms.


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