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==Motif/Fragment Validation== The third type of validation that can be performed using '''MotiveValidator''' can be initiated via the Motif/Fragment Validation tab on the submission page. The Motif/Fragment Validation tab provides a brief description of the validation process, and several options for input file submission. Remember that the term motif refers here to a fragment of a biomolecule or ligand, made up of one or more residues or parts of residues. Therefore, any set of atoms that can be defined as a motif within the '''MotiveValidator''' environment can be validated using Motif/Fragment Validation. '''MotiveValidator''' will first read in the model file and collect the structural information for all its atoms. '''MotiveValidator''' will then read in the motif file and assign it a unique motif identifier. Then, the entire structure of the motif as a whole is validated against the model, regardless of the residue names and identifiers in the motif file.
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