You've already had an answer about the morphing part of the question, so I'll just address the question about tools.
In terms of making a movie, if you aren't already an expert in making movies with PyMol, I'd suggest starting first with ccp4mg. Once you
have a set of coordinate files for the morph, it's very easy to make a nice movie.
Best wishes,
Randy Read
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On 21 Mar 2012, at 14:52, sonali
dhindwal wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> My query is slightly out of scope of ccp4.
> I need some suggestions for making movie using pymol to show conformation of a reactive site loop, through the use of three crystal structure which are available showing this change.
>
> I have seen many people present the structural information in the form of movie, to show how the ligands come and the flexible residues moves giving change in the active site by movement of the flexible loops.
> I found emovie and installed the plugin but pymol installed on my system doesnt support the morph feature.
> Can someone please help in suggesting some other tool and tutorial for the same.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Regards
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