This project utilizes pymol_code
to generate a script that is executed through PyMOL. The script populates data in the static_folder
, which is then used by app.py
to create a Flask-based webpage. The webpage is currently hosted here. To apply this to your own protein data, you need to populate the data
folder with your PDB files. Running the pymol_code
from the PyMOL desktop application triggers the update process, and the Flask webpage will automatically reflect these updates on your hosting platform.
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Prepare Your Protein Data:
- Place your PDB files in the
data
folder.
- Place your PDB files in the
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Running the PyMOL Script:
- Open the PyMOL application.
- Execute the
pymol_code
script. - This script processes your PDB files and fills the
static_folder
with the necessary data.
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Generating the Flask Webpage:
- The
app.py
file uses the data fromstatic_folder
to create a Flask-oriented webpage.
- The
- May Levin
- Emma Williamson
- Joseph Allen
- Y. Zhang and J. Skolnick, Nucl. Acids Res. 2005 33, 2302-9 TM-align