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*If the file is the work of others, or derived from the work of others, be sure that you have permission to share it publicly before uploading it to Proteopedia. And of course you must properly cite the original work.
*If the file is the work of others, or derived from the work of others, be sure that you have permission to share it publicly before uploading it to Proteopedia. And of course you must properly cite the original work.
*If the file is based upon, or derived from, files published in the [[Protein Data Bank]] (www.pdb.org) you do not need explicit permission from the authors, but of course you must properly cite the original work. This can be done either by providing links to the original [[PDB codes]] in your Proteopedia article, or by directly citing the relevant publications.
*If the file is based upon, or derived from, files published in the [[Protein Data Bank]] (www.pdb.org) you do not need explicit permission from the authors, but of course you must properly cite the original work. This can be done either by providing links to the original [[PDB codes]] in your Proteopedia article, or by directly citing the relevant publications.
**The wikitext for linking to PDB code ''1d66'' is <nowiki>[[1d66]]</nowiki>. The link looks like this: [[1d66]].
**Here are [[Help:Editing#Citing_Literature_References|instructions for citing scientific literature]].


Please see also [[Proteopedia:Guidelines for Ethical Writing]].
Please see also [[Proteopedia:Guidelines for Ethical Writing]].