The ISOLDE GUI
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What is ISOLDE all about?
System Requirements
Operating System
Hardware
GUI Details
Getting Started
Starting ISOLDE
Preparing a model for simulation
Adding maps
Visualisation and Navigation
General layout
Zooming and Panning
Adjusting the maps
Selecting atoms
Navigating and Masking
Basic simulation controls
Starting a simulation
Dealing with severe clashes
Dealing with unrecognised residues
General simulation controls
Basic interaction
Adjusting map weightings
Adjusting temperature and trajectory smoothing
Manipulating your model
Overview
Peptide flip and rotamer adjustment buttons
The Restraints tab
Monitoring the quality of your model
Peptide Bond Validation
The Ramachandran plot
Rotamer Validation
Clashes
Unparameterised Residues
Identifying problem “hotspots”
Overview
The ISOLDE menu
Model Building
Prep
Tutorials
Introductory
Introduction to crystallographic model rebuilding in ISOLDE
Introduction to cryo-EM model rebuilding in ISOLDE
Dealing with severe clashes
Intermediate to Advanced
Top-Down Modelling with AlphaFold-DB Models
Improving Legacy Models Using AlphaFold
Building Into CryoEM Maps With Your Own AlphaFold Multimer Models
Starting From a Molecular Replacement Solution for a Flexible Protein
Superseded
Bulk Flexible Fitting
Table of Contents
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What is ISOLDE all about?
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GUI Details
Tutorials
Adaptive Restraint Schemes
Remote Control Options
The ISOLDE Command Line
ISOLDE Python API
License
Citing ISOLDE
Contact Info
Related Topics
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