Sandbox Reserved 439: Difference between revisions

<font color='orange'>This is an example page. Edit appropriately for your project. Upon completion of each task, delete instructions in orange. See [[Sandbox Reserved 439]] for original instructions</font>

<font color='orange'>1. Add a citation to the primary reference at the end of the title above: you should all read this paper! Go to the [http://www.rcsb.org/pdb/home/home.do pdb] and search for your pdb code. Go down to the abstract and click "Search on Pubmed".  

<font color='orange'>2. Each section should start with an "initial view" green scene. These can be the same for all sections or can be set by the section author. Section text should provide an interesting description (suitable for non-experts), and illustrate your points about the complex with multiple green scenes.  Section text should not exceed the length of the structure window (<300 words). Do not include any copyrighted figures! All sections must be written in your own words with citations to your sources, following the reference format in this example (go into edit this page, to see how title reference was done). Make it interesting and accessible to a non-scientist! Show clearly some chemical details to illustrate the chemistry of life processes!</font>

<font color='orange'>Introduce the protein function, how it is related to a disease or fundamental process, and what is important about the ligand in the complex. Make a few green scenes suitable for the Molecular Playground: attractive and informative illustrations of (1) the protein complex, and (2) what is especially interesting about it. Think of a clever caption for potential display at the Molecular Playground -- caption must be short, ideally < 10 words. Edit the StructureSectionLoad command (4th edited line) from the top to insert your caption.</font>