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* [http://wiki.uoft.bkslab.org/index.php/Tools_for_protein_and_ligand_analysis Oliv's favorite tools for protein and ligand analysis] | * [http://wiki.uoft.bkslab.org/index.php/Tools_for_protein_and_ligand_analysis Oliv's favorite tools for protein and ligand analysis] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:57, 3 August 2018
Our concept of "tutorials" is that they explain step by step HOW to do something, but they do not dwell on the WHY, which we handle in theory pages. We also offer manuals, which attempt to explain specific programs, databases or websites, without the HOW or the WHY.
At the bottom of this page are pages that are tagged as "tutorials".
Here is a list of nerdy topics that have not yet had the tutorial tag added. hint hint.
- Using local Subversion Repository (SVN)
- db2multipdb.py How to decode .db files
- How to run Travel Depth analysis on the lab machines
- How to make your PyMOL background transparent
- How to link the protein targets in ChEMBL to their PDB structures
- Inspecting electron density maps
- How to rsync remotely to the cluster
- How to install and configure R Shiny
- How to install and configure JupyterHub
- How to do parallel search of smi files on the cluster
- How to do indexing, partition, and migration in Postgres 10
- Oliv's favorite tools for protein and ligand analysis
Pages in category "Tutorials"
The following 111 pages are in this category, out of 111 total.
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- Db2multipdb.py
- DOCK Blaster:Protocols
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorial 1
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorial 2
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorial 3
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorial 4
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorial 5
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorial 6
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorial 7
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorial 8
- DOCK Blaster:Tutorials
- Dock Sampling
- Docker
- Docking for experts
- Docking for non-experts
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- Hit picking party
- How to Change the Password for a User Command Line LDAP:
- How to compile DOCK
- How to create a vpn/ssh tunnel
- How to Expand the Hard Drive Size of a VM
- How to Fix the VNC Viewer in Foreman
- How to generate an HEI database
- How to generate ssh keys securely
- How to Get Minicom to Work on a Mac
- How To Guides
- How to Install a Desktop on Cluster 2
- How to Install an LDAP 389 Master Server
- How to Install Nagios
- How to link to ZINC
- How to Make Your Own yum Repo
- How to Print Screen on a Mac
- How to Replace a Failed Disk
- How to rsync remotely to the cluster
- How to run and analyze a DOCK run by hand
- How to run DOCK with a focusing term (internal energy) included
- How to Secure Single Mode Linux
- How to See What Something Resolves to
- How to See Who is Running the Most on a Raid
- How to Setup / Edit Quotas