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multiple colored strands in MOLSCRIPT?

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From: Matt Harrington
Date: Mon, 01 Aug 1994 21:10
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Hello,

I would like to have several colors on the same strand in a plot using
MOLSCRIPT.  For example, if the strand goes from residue 1 to residue 10,
I would like to have residue 3 be blue, residue 4 be green, etc.  
Kind of like this:
                                                          |
------+-------+--------+------------+------------+---------\
| blue| red   | green  |  orange    |  yellow    |          > (arrow head)
------+-------+--------+------------+------------+---------/
                                                          |

I want to do this to indicate mutation positions on the strand.  Showing
the side chains of the residues makes the plot too crowded.

So, is this possible?  

Thanks in advance,

Matt Harrington
The Salk Institute
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Subject: multiple colored strands in MOLSCRIPT?
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