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'''Homology models''': If there is no empirically-determined 3D structure for the protein sequence of interest, you may be able to create (and then upload) a homology model. For more about this, please see [[Homology modeling]]. An example of an article based on a homology model is [[Structure of E. coli DnaC helicase loader]].
'''Homology models''': If there is no empirically-determined 3D structure for the protein sequence of interest, you may be able to create (and then upload) a homology model. For more about this, please see [[Homology modeling]]. An example of an article based on a homology model is [[Structure of E. coli DnaC helicase loader]].


==Publishing Your Sandbox==
Even while you are working on an article in a ''Sandbox'' page, any visitor to Proteopedia who searches for terms in your article will find your ''Sandbox'' page, and be able to read your work in progress.


Once you feel your article is reasonably complete, you can move it to a permanently titled page (see [[Help:Sandboxes#Publishing_Your_Completed_Article|instructions]]). By doing so, you are announcing that the page is reasonably complete, and inviting others to contribute additional information or to improve the portions you have written. Proteopedia, like all wikis, is intended to foster such collaborations. For example, see the many contributors to the article [[Avian Influenza Neuraminidase, Tamiflu and Relenza]].


==Other Help==
==Other Help==
Please consult [[Help:Contents]] for a list of help articles in Proteopedia. If you don't find an answer easily, don't hesitate to ask: {{Contact}}.
Please consult [[Help:Contents]] for a list of help articles in Proteopedia. If you don't find an answer easily, don't hesitate to ask: {{Contact}}.