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HighlightAlignedSS

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This script will align and color the paired secondary structures of the two proteins a similar rainbow color.


<source lang="python"> from pymol import cmd, util

def highlight_aligned_ss(obj1,obj2,transform=1,quiet=1):

   """

DESCRIPTION

   Aligns two structures and colors their matching
   secondary structure elements with a matching
   rainbow colorscheme.

USAGE

   highlight_aligned_ss obj1, obj2
   If transform=0 then the proteins are not
   moved after alignment.

EXAMPLES

   highlight_aligned_ss 1cll, 1ggz
   highlight_aligned_ss 1rlw, 1byn and state 1

SEE ALSO

   align
   JV 3-2-11
   """


   if not cmd.count_atoms(obj1):
       print "Error: Object 1 needs at least a few atoms to align."
       return None
   if not cmd.count_atoms(obj2):
       print "Error: Object 2 needs at least a few atoms to align."
       return None
   # align them
   uAln = cmd.get_unused_name("aln")
   cmd.align(obj1,obj2,object=uAln,transform=int(transform))
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