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This is generic peptide help
+Which amino acids are searched? The default is all of them. If you click the plus sign next to the field after highlighting residues, this will exclude them instead of include them.
This is generic secondary structure help
+Which secondary-structure types are searched? The default is all of them. These types are defined by DSSP and are: G: 310-helix; H: α-helix; I: π-helix; T: hydrogen-bonded turn; E: β-sheet; B: isolated β-bridge; S: non-hydrogen-bonded turn. Lowercase letters indicate the initial or terminal residues of the secondary-structure types.
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This is example help for phi

This is example help for psi
The average main-chain B-factor
+The B-factor of the γ-carbon (which determines whether the χ1 sidechain dihedral angle is well-defined)
+The average side-chain B-factor
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ω defines the planarity of the peptide bond and generally stays close to 180° (for trans peptides) or 0° (for cis peptides)

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