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The [http://fatcat.burnham.org FATCAT Structural Alignment Server] also produces "chemically possible" morphs. After an optionally flexible alignment (permitting twists at hinge points determined by FATCAT), a linear interpolation is done between the aligned models. Then "the intermediate structures are optimized by energy gradient minimization employing a reduced representation force field." | The [http://fatcat.burnham.org FATCAT Structural Alignment Server] also produces "chemically possible" morphs. After an optionally flexible alignment (permitting twists at hinge points determined by FATCAT), a linear interpolation is done between the aligned models. Then "the intermediate structures are optimized by energy gradient minimization employing a reduced representation force field." | ||
Limitations: FATCAT does only one chain from each model. | |||
====Biomolecular Morphing by Kleywegt at Uppsala==== | ====Biomolecular Morphing by Kleywegt at Uppsala==== | ||
