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I'd try researching the properties of specific sidechains (there might be a useful link on the wiki, I don't remember exactly), then showing in Jmol the ones that sound like they might interact with DNA well. If they are known to interact with other molecules and are in the right spot (i.e., in con...

I modeled the zinc fingers, the DNA, and plan on modeling the sidechains on the helices that interact with the DNA. I just made little sidechains and wired them to the mini-toober. For the notecard, you just explain what creative additions you modeled and why they matter to the protein's function. ...

Hello: We've ordered the mini-toobers and used the JMol program to modeling the pre-build protein (Klf4). What I'm having trouble with is the "creative add-ons". According to the Science Olympiad Wiki: ...the model must also include "creative additions" that showcase the function...