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== Parameters ==
== Parameters ==


; file=''filename''.seq          
;file=''filename''.seq
:(required) The name of the output sequence file. The filename extension ".seq" is used unless a filename extension is given explicitly.
:(required)
; pure
;list=''intege''
: Option to write purely the residue names and residue numbers, excluding possible ''cis''-peptide bond declarations or '''link''' statements.
:(default: 1)
; append
;nmrstar=''integer''
: Option to append the output to the given file. By default, an already existing output file is overwritten.
:(default: 2)
;details                       
;multiple                     
;pure                         
;append


== Description ==
== Description ==
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  write ''filename''.seq  
  write ''filename''.seq  


can be used if the default filename extension is ".seq".
can be used if the filename extension is ".seq".

Latest revision as of 12:15, 12 January 2010

Write sequence file

Parameters

file=filename.seq
(required)
list=intege
(default: 1)
nmrstar=integer
(default: 2)
details
multiple
pure
append

Description

Writes a file with the residue sequence in the standard sequence file format of the program CYANA.

Instead of the command

write seq filename.seq

the shorthand version

write filename.seq 

can be used if the filename extension is ".seq".