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'''2. Project near-final draft, due 1 week before presentation. ''' Presentation dates will be assigned when topics are chosen. Prof Thompson will provide suggestions for improvements to your draft; you may also request feedback earlier, once you have at least one green scene with text describing it in all sections. | '''2. Project near-final draft, due 1 week before presentation. ''' Presentation dates will be assigned when topics are chosen. Prof Thompson will provide suggestions for improvements to your draft; you may also request feedback earlier, once you have at least one green scene with text describing it in all sections. | ||
''Your proteopedia page should be organized into the following 4 required sections, with each team member responsible for one of sections a-d of the team project.'' | ''Your proteopedia page should be organized into the following 4 required sections, with each team member responsible for one of sections a-d of the team project.'' | ||
Each section should have its own jmol window. Provide | Each section should have its own jmol window. Provide interesting and nontechnical descriptions in words, and illustrate your points about the complex with green scenes. Be concise: the written description should not extend beyond the jmol window. Do not include any copyrighted figures. All sections must be written in your own words with citations to your sources, following the format in the example below. Make it interesting and accessible to a non-scientist! | ||
a. Introduction | a. Introduction | ||
:Introduce the protein function, how it is related to a disease, and what is important about the ligand in the complex. Make a green scene suitable for the Molecular Playground: an attractive and informative illustration of the protein complex with an interesting short caption describing it. | :Introduce the protein function, how it is related to a disease, and what is important about the ligand in the complex. Make a green scene suitable for the Molecular Playground: an attractive and informative illustration of the protein complex with an interesting short caption describing it. | ||
