Converting AlphaFold3 CIF to PDB: Difference between revisions

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# Download the zip file from the [https://alphafoldserver.com AlphaFold3 Server].
# Download the zip file from the [https://alphafoldserver.com AlphaFold3 Server].
# Double-click the zip file to unzip it.
# Double-click the zip file to unzip it.
# Drag the file with a name ending '''_model_0.cif''' into your working folder.<ref name="best">Each job produces 5 .cif files. The file with a name ending &nbsp; _model_0.cif is one of those with the highest pTM quality score.</ref>
# In the newly unzipped folder, find the file with a name ending '''_model_0.cif'''. Drag it into your working folder.<ref name="best">Each job produces 5 .cif files. The file with a name ending &nbsp; _model_0.cif is one of those with the highest overall pTM quality score. The pTM quality score is in the corresponding _summary_confidences_0.json file. Open this file in a [[Plain text editors|text editor]]. Look for the third-from-last line, which begins "ptm": (including the quotes) followed by the overall pTM confidence value.</ref>
# Double-click Jmol.jar to run it.
# Double-click Jmol.jar to run it.
# Drag the _model_0.cif file and drop it into the black window of Jmol. The model should appear.
# Drag the _model_0.cif file and drop it into the black window of Jmol. The model should appear.