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This is a brief tutorial on how to read a Proteopedia article and view the integrated 3D figures. A single page [http://proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php/Image:ProteopediaViewingGuide.pdf cheat sheet] is available. We will use lysozyme bound to a <scene name='79/797412/Carb/3'>carbohydrate</scene> as our example structure. In the <scene name='79/797412/Overall/3'>opening scene</scene>, the protein is shown in blue ("deep sky blue", to be exact) as a carbon alpha trace, and the carbohydrate is shown in all-bonds, colored using the [[CPK|CPK color scheme]]. Lysozyme was the [[Highest_impact_structures|first enzyme structure]] to be solved.

This is a brief tutorial on how to read a Proteopedia article and view the integrated 3D figures. A single page [http://proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php/Image:ProteopediaViewingGuide.pdf cheat sheet] is available. We will use lysozyme bound to a <scene name='79/797412/Carb/2'>carbohydrate</scene> as our example structure. In the <scene name='79/797412/Overall/1'>opening scene</scene>, the protein is shown in blue ("deep sky blue", to be exact) as a carbon alpha trace, and the carbohydrate is shown in all-bonds, colored using the [[CPK|CPK color scheme]]. Lysozyme was the [[Highest_impact_structures|first enzyme structure]] to be solved.

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 [[es:Viewing guide (Spanish)]]
-This is a brief tutorial on how to read a Proteopedia article and view the integrated 3D figures. A single page [http://proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php/Image:ProteopediaViewingGuide.pdf cheat sheet] is available. We will use lysozyme bound to a <scene name='79/797412/Carb/3'>carbohydrate</scene> as our example structure. In the <scene name='79/797412/Overall/3'>opening scene</scene>, the protein is shown in blue ("deep sky blue", to be exact) as a carbon alpha trace, and the carbohydrate is shown in all-bonds, colored using the [[CPK|CPK color scheme]]. Lysozyme was the [[Highest_impact_structures|first enzyme structure]] to be solved.
+This is a brief tutorial on how to read a Proteopedia article and view the integrated 3D figures. A single page [http://proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php/Image:ProteopediaViewingGuide.pdf cheat sheet] is available. We will use lysozyme bound to a <scene name='79/797412/Carb/2'>carbohydrate</scene> as our example structure. In the <scene name='79/797412/Overall/1'>opening scene</scene>, the protein is shown in blue ("deep sky blue", to be exact) as a carbon alpha trace, and the carbohydrate is shown in all-bonds, colored using the [[CPK|CPK color scheme]]. Lysozyme was the [[Highest_impact_structures|first enzyme structure]] to be solved.
-<StructureSection load='' size='500' side='right' caption='Structure of the enzyme lysozyme (blue) in complex with carbohydrate (gray, red and blue)' scene='79/797412/Overall/3'>
+<StructureSection load='' size='500' side='right' caption='Structure of the enzyme lysozyme (blue) in complex with carbohydrate (gray, red and blue)' scene='79/797412/Overall/1'>
 ==Basic reading and viewing==