Editing Biochemistry student intro (section)

== Start your PyMOL ==
Start your shortcut to PyMOL "C:\Python27\PyMOL\PyMOL.exe"<br>

Now click and do the following:
# Write in command line: '''fetch 1lev'''
# Right Menu: -> 1lev -> "A" -> preset -> Publication
# Top Menu: Display -> Sequence
# Top Menu: Display -> Sequence Mode -> Chains
# In Sequence, select so all "F" is marked.
# Right Menu: -> (sele) -> "A" -> remove atoms. (1LEV is crystallized in dimer formation. So we only need to view 1 chain)
# Top Menu: Display -> Sequence Mode -> Residue Codes
# In Sequence, select so only substrate (F6P) is marked (A/338)
# Right Menu: -> (sele) -> "A" -> zoom
# Right Menu: -> (sele) -> "A" -> rename selection -> f6p
# Right Menu: -> (f6p) -> "C" -> by element -> Select to Carbon is not green
# Right Menu: -> (f6p) -> "A" -> find polar contacts -> to others excluding solvent
# In Sequence, select so only MN is marked (A/340)
# Right Menu: -> (sele) -> "A" -> rename selection -> mn
# Right Menu: -> (mn) -> "S" -> spheres
# Write in console: '''select act_site, byres f6p around 3.5'''
# Right Menu: -> (act_site) -> "S" -> sticks
# Right Menu: -> (act_site) -> "L" -> residues
# Top Menu: Display -> Background -> White 
# Find a good view, and push "Ray" in the top right of the grey command console.
# Top Menu: File -> Save Image As -> PNG 
# Put it into your student article