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At UniProt.Org, find your protein and click on ''Structure''.
At UniProt.Org, find your protein and click on ''Structure''.


Under the subheading ''3D Structure Databases'', click on the linked UniProt ID at ProteinModelPortal. Here you will find graphics showing the coverage of pre-calculated homology models. Touching the blue bars reports the sequence range for each model.
====Protein Model Portal===
 
Under the subheading ''3D Structure Databases'', click on the linked UniProt ID at ProteinModelPortal. Here you will find bar graphics showing the coverage by pre-calculated homology models. Touching the blue bars reports the sequence range for each model.


Below is a table listing sequence ranges and percentages of sequence identity. Clicking on '''<nowiki>[Show]</nowiki>''' give you a report with a link to download the homology model.
Below is a table listing sequence ranges and percentages of sequence identity. Clicking on '''<nowiki>[Show]</nowiki>''' give you a report with a link to download the homology model.
====SMR: Swiss Model Repository====
This give you similar coverage graphics, but limited to models generated by Swiss Model. Clicking on any one blue graphic bar shows details below, including links to download the model.
====ModBase====
The initial page does not list all models. Open the pull-down menu ''Select Option'', and pick '''Model Details'''. Now there is a table below with information about each pre-calculated model.


==How To Explore 3D Models==
==How To Explore 3D Models==