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Name: ProteinPlot
Version: 2.0.1
Summary: Library for managing .pdb extension, plotting
Home-page: https://protplot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Author: Poku-Racz-Denes
Author-email: denes.dome@gmail.com
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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Welcome to ProteinPlot's documentation!
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Welcome to the documentation for **ProteinPlot**, a University package for analysing PDB entries in python

Introduction
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ProteinPlot helps in the analysis of PDB entries. The given files from the databank of rcsb.org is loaded into pandas dataframes and in this way manipulations have become easier

Features
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- PDB entry reading into pandas df
- Structure alignment
- Structure comparison
- Ramachadran plots
- 2D and 3D figures

Installation
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Install via pip: pip install ProteinPlot

Quick Start
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Here's a basic example:

  The package automatically installs an IDE, that can be opened with the following bash command:
  
  jupyter-lab
  
  Load in the package and your first **PDB** file
   
   from ProteinPlot import protplot
   example = protplot.read_pdb('6vxx')
   
You are ready to go. For further examples please visit the documentation!
