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Subject: CCL: how I can model for a protein homology?
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Maybe you can try with MODELLER (http://www.salilab.org/modeller/ ).
You will need a base structure and a suitable alignment to get your
final model.

Cheers,

V=EDctor

2010/4/29 Naudis Antonio De Voz ndev{:}unicartagena.edu.co
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> is that I've been reading about by homology modeling proteins , but I cou=
ld not find a clear methodology ... and I really want to know how to build =
a theoretical model, since I need one for a study... thanks very much
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V=EDctor Gil Sep=FAlveda
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