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Patches of highly conserved residues on the surface of a protein molecular structure are good candidates for [[Site | functional sites]]. Every article in Proteopedia that is '''titled with a [[PDB code]]''' has an ''Evolutionary Conservation'' section below the molecular scene. Clicking '''show''' in the blue ''Evolutionary Conservation'' bar automatically colors all chain in the molecule by evolutionary conservation as calculated by [http://consurfdb.tau.ac.il ConSurfDB]. | Patches of highly conserved residues on the surface of a protein molecular structure are good candidates for [[Site | functional sites]]. Every article in Proteopedia that is '''titled with a [[PDB code]]''' has an ''Evolutionary Conservation'' section below the molecular scene. Clicking '''show''' in the blue ''Evolutionary Conservation'' bar automatically colors all chain in the molecule by evolutionary conservation as calculated by [http://consurfdb.tau.ac.il ConSurfDB]. | ||
[[Topic pages]] in Proteopedia (manually-authored pages that typically discuss more than one [[PDB code]]) may also include molecular scenes colored by evolutionary conservation. See below for [[#Examples]] and [[#How to Insert a ConSurf Result Into Proteopedia|Instructions]]. | [[Topic pages]] in Proteopedia (manually-authored pages that typically discuss more than one [[PDB code]]) may also include molecular scenes colored by evolutionary conservation. See below for [[#Examples]] and [[#How to Insert a ConSurf Result Into a Proteopedia Green Link|Instructions]]. | ||
==Locating Variable Patches== | ==Locating Variable Patches== | ||
