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manually select domains and color proteins on this basis for didactic purposes, by first<br />

selecting the hinge sites using the Hinge Annotation tool and then using our Render<br />

Studio.<br />

Hinge Annotation Tool<br />

To manually annotate the hinges in a submitted protein, one can use the Hinge<br />

Annotation Tool in the hinge analysis toolbox, on the morph page. This tool consists of<br />

three rows of arrow buttons which allow for the selection of up to three hinge locations.<br />

A “?” button on each row returns the residue number of the current selected hinge<br />

location. A “Show all” button highlights all selected hinge locations. A “Reset<br />

highlighting” button returns to the default view. The “Submit” button must be clicked for<br />

these annotations to be entered into our database. There will appear a “display public<br />

hinge” button which will allow all users to view the selected residues in the jmol window.<br />

With minor modification, this tool was used to annotate the HAG hinge locations used in<br />

this work.<br />

Render Studio<br />

As discussed above, high resolution “domain style” images similar to those in the figures<br />

can be generated by the public by following these steps:<br />

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