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A python-based scripting language to visualise 3-D structures, especially of proteins.
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How do you search for new enzymes that are more stable for handling, immobilization?
I get that I should deduce what characteristics the ideal new enzyme should meet, and then use tools such as PDB and blast to compare to the old enzymes, and use other tools such as pymol, but I have …
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