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From: Dan Bolser <
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Date: 2009/1/27
Subject: Re: [Bio-www] Protein diameter
To: Benjamin Walter <
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Cc:
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Interesting question.
you could look at the bounding box which is a diameter by some
definition. However, most people use the radius of gyration, which is
actually a measure of how compact the protein is.
There have been lots of studies on protein density.
HTH,
Dan.
2009/1/26 Benjamin Walter <
benwalter44@...>:
> Dear friends
>
> I would like to ask whether there is some way to measure the diameter of a
> molecule (its longest diameter). (On protein database or the like web
> site).
> One way (on Jmol viewer) is to measure a distance between two extremeties of
> a given protein.
> However, this method is subject to chance of missing the longest diameter.
> Could you please help?
>
> Best regards,
> Ben
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