Subsections
Activating the ``Flynn...'' menu option opens up the Flynn dialog:
Figure 6.2:
Flynn dialog
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To use the flynn dialog, select the Ligand to fit from the pull-down
menu. Next select the Protein and then the desired map file.
If the map is a difference map, click on the ``Difference Map'' to
optimize the analysis. Then click on Fit.
The output of flynn will appear in the console window used to start
coot. When flynn is complete, coot will automatically load the
resulting ligands.
Flynn's coot interface includes access to
some of the advanced options contained in the application.
Unlike the AFITT GUI interface, coot does not have a method to
select density blobs to be used for fitting. If the density is poor,
flynn can use the input ligand as a bounding box to fit to the
surrounding density.
Running check runs flynn without performing any fitting operation.
When the check is completed, an html report is generated and opened in
a webbrowser (if available). Since coot only display's single bonds,
the report includes a depiction of the ligand being fit in order to
verify that the ligand being analyzed is actually correct.
The report also indicates any problems or issues with the ligand or
the map being fit against.
This options uses the MMFF94s variant of the MMFF94 forcefield to
enforce planar aniline configurations.
