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These instructions refer to [[PDB files]], but the format of the [[atomic coordinate file]] does not matter. It can be cif, xyz, or any of the 40-some [http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/#load atomic coordinate file formats readable by Jmol].
These instructions refer to [[PDB files]], but the format of the [[atomic coordinate file]] does not matter. It can be cif, xyz, or any of the 40-some [http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/#load atomic coordinate file formats readable by Jmol].
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Gzip the PDB file, especially if it is more than ~200 kilobytes in size. Gzipped files are recognized and decompressed automatically by Jmol.
Compress the PDB file, especially if it is more than ~200 kilobytes in size. Use WinZip in Windows, Finders "compress" in Mac OS X, or gzip. Files compressed by these methods are recognized and decompressed automatically by Jmol. If you're not sure about your compression method, simply try dragging the compressed PDB file and dropping it into the black window of the [[Jmol/Application|Jmol application]]. If the molecule appears, Jmol decompressed it automatically.
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In the ''toolbox'' at the bottom of the left side of every page in Proteopedia, click '''Upload file'''.
In the ''toolbox'' at the bottom of the left side of every page in Proteopedia, click '''Upload file'''.
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