| 40 | | In the commands above, you will need to substitute the path to your working directory along with paths to your fasta file and output directory. In the example above, the fasta file (i.e. proteins.fa) is within a subdirectory, called "fasta", of the working directory. Likewise, the output will be written in a subdirectory, called "output", of the working directory. When using ColabFold, be sure to separate the amino acid sequences for individual proteins with a colon, like in this example: |
| | 40 | In the commands above, you will need to substitute the path to your working directory along with paths to your fasta file and output directory. In the example above, the fasta file (i.e. proteins.fa) is within a subdirectory of the working directory called "fasta". Likewise, the output will be written in a subdirectory, called "output", of the working directory. When using ColabFold, be sure to separate the amino acid sequences for individual proteins with a colon, like in this example: |
