Structure superposition tools: Difference between revisions

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*Publication (2003)<ref name="fatcat">PMID: 14534198</ref> "... the FATCAT algorithm achieves more accurate structure alignments than current methods, while at the same time introducing fewer hinges."
*Publication (2003)<ref name="fatcat">PMID: 14534198</ref> "... the FATCAT algorithm achieves more accurate structure alignments than current methods, while at the same time introducing fewer hinges."
*Help on server: YES with snapshots; some context-sensitive help.
*Help on server: YES with snapshots; some context-sensitive help.
*Does alignment involve sequence comparison? UNCLEAR.
*Does superposition involve sequence comparison? UNCLEAR.
*Rigid alignment: YES (optional)
*Rigid superposition: YES (optional)
*Flexible alignment: YES (optional)
*Flexible superposition: YES (optional)
*Structure neighbors (pre-calculated): YES
*Structure neighbors (pre-calculated): YES
*Pairwise alignment including uploaded models: YES
*Pairwise superposition including uploaded models: YES
*Align DNA: NO.
*Superpose DNA: NO.
*Align multiple protein chains: NO. Aligns a single pair of chains at a time.
*Superpose multiple protein chains: NO. Aligns a single pair of chains at a time.
*Structure-based sequence alignment: YES
*Structure-based sequence alignment: YES
*Visualization: Jmol or Chime. See ''Special features''.
*Visualization: YES.
*Color by deviation: '''NO'''. (Colors identify twist/hinge boundaries.)
*Color by deviation: '''NO'''. (Colors identify twist/hinge boundaries.)
*Offered by RCSB? YES
*Offered by RCSB? YES
*Special features:
*Special features:
**Produces a morph between the two aligned chains (at the link "Interpolating between ...").
**Produces a [[morph]] between the two superposed chains (at the link "Interpolating between ...").
**Offers a RasMol script to color each rigid segment distinctly (separated by twists/hinges).
**Offers a RasMol script to color each rigid segment distinctly (separated by twists/hinges).


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Eric Martz, Markus Wiederstein, Wayne Decatur, Ronald Ayoub, Joel L. Sussman, Angel Herraez