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=== Slabbing surfaces === | === Slabbing surfaces === | ||
The surface can get busy easily. One way to make the scene easier to understand is to cut away the parts of the surface that are less important for the point you are trying to get across. Here are two examples of slabbing: | |||
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=== Coloring surfaces === | === Coloring surfaces === | ||
You | You can color the surface by <scene name='87/871286/Rnase_a/8'>hydrophobic/hydrophilic</scene>, <scene name='87/871286/Rnase_a/5'>conservation</scene>, <scene name='87/871286/Rnase_a/7'>temperature factor</scene>, or any other atom property (such as the <scene name='87/871286/Rnase_a/3'>x-coordinate</scene>). | ||
</StructureSection> | </StructureSection> | ||
