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:<tt><scene name='85/858407/1wp1_m400_cav_3point0/1'>isosurface minset 400 select {protein} only cavity 3.0 property surfacedistance</scene></tt><!--1wp1-m400-proteinonly-cav3.0.pngj-->
:<tt><scene name='85/858407/1wp1_m400_cav_3point0/1'>isosurface minset 400 select {protein} only cavity 3.0 property surfacedistance</scene></tt><!--1wp1-m400-proteinonly-cav3.0.pngj-->


Since Jmol does not allow an envelope probe diameter exceeding 20 Å, this is the best it can do for this large cavity. [[PACUPP]] renders the cavity similarly <scene name='85/858407/1wp1_pacupp_ep_20/1'>using the same envelope probe diameter of 20 Å</scene> (pseudoatom separation 3.5 Å). Unlike Jmol, however, PACUPP allows envelope probe diameters up to 60 Å. An increase of PACUPP's envelope probe diameter to 24 Å is sufficient to fill the cavity solidly with pseudoatoms (pseudoatom separation 3.5 Å).
Since Jmol does not allow an envelope probe diameter exceeding 20 Å, this is the best it can do for this large cavity. [[PACUPP]] renders the cavity similarly <scene name='85/858407/1wp1_pacupp_ep_20/1'>using the same envelope probe diameter of 20 Å</scene> (pseudoatom separation 3.5 Å). Unlike Jmol, however, PACUPP allows envelope probe diameters up to 60 Å. An increase of PACUPP's envelope probe diameter to <scene name='85/858407/1wp1_pacupp_ep_24/1'>24 Å is sufficient to fill the cavity solidly with pseudoatoms</scene> (pseudoatom separation 3.5 Å).
 


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