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8<br />

Chapter 2: Using <strong>Prime</strong>–Structure Prediction<br />

In the upper part of the panel is the <strong>Prime</strong> menu bar, and below that is the <strong>Prime</strong> toolbar. Below<br />

the <strong>Prime</strong> toolbar is the <strong>Prime</strong> sequence viewer. You can resize the sequence viewer by dragging<br />

the small box in the right-hand corner of the horizontal line that separates the sequence<br />

viewer from the main panel. You can select a single residue in a sequence by clicking on it, and<br />

you can select multiple residues using shift-click to select a range and control-click to select or<br />

deselect individual residues.<br />

In addition to displaying sequences for the query and for templates, in some steps the sequence<br />

viewer shows secondary structure predictions (SSPs). Right-click on an SSP for a menu of<br />

commands that includes Hide All, Delete, and Export. Right-clicking on a sequence also<br />

produces a shortcut menu of commands appropriate to the current step. You can export<br />

sequences using the Export Sequences command on the <strong>Prime</strong> File menu.<br />

The sequence viewer includes a “ruler”, which marks the residue position relative to the leftmost<br />

residue displayed in the sequence viewer. This residue position is displayed in parentheses<br />

in the tooltip for each residue. The positions are arbitrary, and can change when you<br />

display residues in the viewer. They are intended to help you keep track of the sequence as you<br />

scroll the sequence viewer.<br />

The sequence viewer can be configured to display a single line for the sequence that can be<br />

scrolled horizontally, or the sequence can be wrapped so that it scrolls vertically. The configuration<br />

is controlled by the Wrap Sequences option on the sequence viewer shortcut menu.<br />

If you want to save an image of the sequence viewer, choose Save Image from the sequence<br />

viewer shortcut menu. A file selector opens, in which you can select a format, from PNG,<br />

TIFF, and JPEG, and save the image.<br />

Below the sequence viewer are the step name and a brief description of the step, followed by a<br />

row of buttons. The first button on the left runs the main action of the step, which may involve<br />

launching a job. See Section 2.5 on page 14 for more information on running <strong>Prime</strong> jobs. An<br />

Options button is usually located to the right of the action buttons. Most buttons, including<br />

those in the <strong>Prime</strong> toolbar, the <strong>Prime</strong> Guide, and the Maestro toolbar, have tooltips that you can<br />

view by pausing the cursor over the button.<br />

The job status icon in the upper right corner of the panel turns green and spins when you<br />

launch a job. When the icon turns pink again, the job is finished. Click the icon to open the<br />

Monitor panel. For more information on job control, see Section 2.5 on page 14.<br />

The center of the panel contains the Step View, which shows data relevant to the step in table<br />

format. In the Build Structure step, the Step View contains output from the Build Structure<br />

job’s log file. You can view the complete text of a truncated table entry as a tooltip by pausing<br />

the cursor over the text. To resize a table column, drag a column border using the middle<br />

mouse button. You can sort the tables in the Step View by clicking the column heading, once<br />

<strong>Prime</strong> 2.1 <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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