Dear Ben,
Okay, I think I see where I’m making the mistake then! Currently, I am following the tutorial (), and my interpretation was that “1qg8_fill” would be the template. It seems like that is
NOT the case. Instead, we can ignore 1qg8_fill for our current purposes.
>P1;1qg8 structureX:1qg8: 2 :A: 256 :A:undefined:undefined:-1.00:-1.00 PKVSVIMTSYNKSDYVAKSISSILSQTFSDFELFIMDDNSNEETLNVIRPFLNDNRVRFYQSDISGVKERTEKTR YAALINQAIEMAEGEYITYATDDNIYMPDRLLKMVRELDTHPEKAVIYSASKTYHLN---DIVKETVRPAAQVTW NAPCAIDHCSVMHRYSVLEKVKEKFGSYWDESPAFYRIGDARFFWRVNHFYPFYPLDEELDLNYIT--------- -----EFVRNLPPQRNCRELRESLKKLGMG* >P1;1qg8_fill sequence::::::::: PKVSVIMTSYNKSDYVAKSISSILSQTFSDFELFIMDDNSNEETLNVIRPFLNDNRVRFYQSDISGVKERTEKTR YAALINQAIEMAEGEYITYATDDNIYMPDRLLKMVRELDTHPEKAVIYSASKTYHLNENRDIVKETVRPAAQVTW NAPCAIDHCSVMHRYSVLEKVKEKFGSYWDESPAFYRIGDARFFWRVNHFYPFYPLDEELDLNYITDQSIHFQLF ELEKNEFVRNLPPQRNCRELRESLKKLGMG* I mistook the above and created a “6z43” template myself which contained the dashes like in 1qg8 in the tutorial. I’ll replace the dashes in that case with actual residues then. Thank you for the help!
Many thanks,
Steven Truong
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