Drawing beta-sheets
Geoffrey Rowland
rowland.geoff at zetnet.co.uk
Sat Jul 25 08:03:37 EST 1998
The message <6pa548$j74$1 at pulp.ucs.ualberta.ca>
from steffen at spica.biochem.ualberta.ca (Steffen Graether) contains
these words:
> [ Article reposted from bionet.molbio.proteins ]
> [ Author was Steffen Graether ]
> [ Posted on 24 Jul 1998 05:03:59 GMT ]
> Does anyone know of a simple software program that allows you to draw 'simple'
> beta-sheets? I would like something to write on while doing my NMR
> assignments. These would be idealized beta-sheets (ie. do not require any
> input) and would look roughly like -
>
> H H
> | |
> C N
> /\ /\
> C
> ||
> O
> H
> |
> N
> /\
> Many thanks,
> Steffen
You can use the standard chemical drawing packages like ChemWindow or
ChemDraw to set up a template for this.
ISIS/Draw is a freely available package for Windows, Macintosh and
SGI workstations which should also do the job.
see http://www.mdli.com
A related request:
Does anyone know of a program (preferably win95) that will produce
such 2-D H-bonded representations of beta-sheets from the information
in PDB files?
Many thanks,
Geoff Rowland (Yeovil College, Division of Science and Maths)
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