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    This document discusses using an automatic point spread function (psf) builder to prepare protein structures for modeling. It involves loading input files, selecting a protein, guessing and splitting protein chains using selections, and creating chains. It also mentions adding a solvation box for modeling.

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    This document discusses using an automatic point spread function (psf) builder to prepare protein structures for modeling. It involves loading input files, selecting a protein, guessing and splitting protein chains using selections, and creating chains. It also mentions adding a solvation box for modeling.

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    Extensions - Modelling - Automatic PSF Builder 1. Load Input Files 2. Seleccionar Protein 3. Guess and Split Chains Using Current Selections 4. Create Chains

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    Carmen García Macías
    This document discusses using an automatic point spread function (psf) builder to prepare protein structures for modeling. It involves loading input files, selecting a protein, guessing and splitting protein chains using selections, and creating chains. It also mentions adding a solvation box for modeling.

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    Extensions -> modelling -> automatic psf builder

    1. Load input files


    2. Seleccionar protein
    3. Guess and Split chains using current selections
    4. Create Chains
    Modelling -> add solvation box

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