PatternQuery:Explorer - Revision history

Lukas at 15:43, 28 April 2015

2015-04-28T15:43:04Z

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	When mining the whole Protein Data Bank for structural ~~fragments~~ it is always better to look before you leap. This is one of the purposes of the '''~~MotiveQuery~~ Explorer''' application. This JavaScript/HTML is tailored for:		When mining the whole Protein Data Bank for 3D structural patterns it is always better to look before you leap. This is one of the purposes of the '''PatternQuery Explorer''' application. This JavaScript/HTML is tailored for:
	# Querying user submitted data (up to 100 structures).		# Querying user submitted data (up to 100 structures).
	# Query smaller subsets of the Protein Data Bank		# Query smaller subsets of the Protein Data Bank
	# '''Tweaking queries before ~~mining~~ the PDB database'''.		# '''Tweaking queries before searching through the PDB database'''.

	The last point would be probably of the most interest for the wide-range of users. In the following visual you will learn how to work with '''~~MotiveQuery~~ Explorer'''.		The last point would be probably of the most interest for the wide-range of users. In the following visual you will learn how to work with '''PatternQuery Explorer'''.

	If the service is not working the way it should, please check your browser compliances in the [[~~MotiveQuery~~:Command_Line#Technical details \| technical details section]].		If the service is not working the way it should, please check your browser compliances in the [[PatternQuery:Command_Line#Technical details \| technical details section]].

	==Launch ~~MotiveQuery~~ Explorer app==		==Launch PatternQuery Explorer app==

	{\| class="wikitable" border="1" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 1em;" width="650px"		{\| class="wikitable" border="1" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 1em;" width="650px"
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	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer1.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer1.png\| 650px]]
	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer1b.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer1b.png\| 650px]]
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	\| Follow either '''Explorer''' link or '''Query Playground''' tab at the '''Synopsis''' page, in order to launch the application.		\| Follow either '''Explorer''' link or '''Query Playground''' tab at the '''Synopsis''' page, in order to launch the application.
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	==Get started with ~~MotiveQuery~~ Explorer==		==Get started with PatternQuery Explorer==

	{\| class="wikitable" border="1" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 1em;" width="650px"		{\| class="wikitable" border="1" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 1em;" width="650px"
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	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer2.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer2.png\| 650px]]
	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer3.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer3.png\| 650px]]
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	\| The UI of the '''~~MotiveQuery~~ Explorer''' consists of several elements. At the top of the page you can find a link and a date until when all the results will be stored. Start with loading your data...		\| The UI of the '''PatternQuery Explorer''' consists of several elements. At the top of the page you can find a link and a date until when all the results will be stored. Start with loading your data...
	\| Upload your own structures in one of the numerous supported formats (.pdb, .cif, .pqr, .mol, .mol2). It is possible to upload multiple files at the same time or use a single ZIP file (.zip) containing multiple files inside it. Similarly you can load entries from the Protein Data Bank.		\| Upload your own structures in one of the numerous supported formats (.pdb, .cif, .pqr, .mol, .mol2). It is possible to upload multiple files at the same time or use a single ZIP file (.zip) containing multiple files inside it. Similarly you can load entries from the Protein Data Bank.
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer4.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer4.png\| 650px]]
	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer5.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer5.png\| 650px]]
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	\| You can query a subset of Protein Data Bank based on numerous metadata. At first select a property you would like to filter by, then select a comparison method and finally fill in the demanded value. Please carefully read the hints and examples below each selected property. Different properties can have different means of providing input values. Note that you can also include logical expressions. For example: '''S & !N''' in ''Atom'' property means that just structures containing a sulfur atom and no nitrogen atoms will be considered. Multiple filters can be applied at the same time.		\| You can query a subset of Protein Data Bank based on numerous metadata. At first select a property you would like to filter by, then select a comparison method and finally fill in the demanded value. Please carefully read the hints and examples below each selected property. Different properties can have different means of providing input values. Note that you can also include logical expressions. For example: '''S & !N''' in ''Atom'' property means that just structures containing a sulfur atom and no nitrogen atoms will be considered. Multiple filters can be applied at the same time.
	\| Once you are happy with the specified filters, you can view a subset of the PDB. Either the '''First 15 entries''' based on their id or '''Random 15 entries'''.		\| Once you are happy with the specified filters, you can view a subset of the PDB. Either the '''First 15 entries''' based on their id or '''Random 15 entries'''.
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	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer6.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer6.png\| 650px]]
	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer7.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer7.png\| 650px]]
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	\| This list highlights a fraction of the PDB structures satisfying your criteria. You can also check, how many structures these conditions apply to. Browse structures and tick them to add to the dataset you would like to query. Do not forget to '''+ Add Selected''' when you are happy with your selection. You can periodically ''fetch'' random structures satisfying your criteria and select those you would like to '''add''' to your dataset as well.		\| This list highlights a fraction of the PDB structures satisfying your criteria. You can also check, how many structures these conditions apply to. Browse structures and tick them to add to the dataset you would like to query. Do not forget to '''+ Add Selected''' when you are happy with your selection. You can periodically ''fetch'' random structures satisfying your criteria and select those you would like to '''add''' to your dataset as well as browse through all the list of entries satisfying your criteria.
	\| After loading structures, browse the list of loaded entries in order to inspect further details at PDB.org or see their validation reports in '''Validator<sup>DB</sup>'''. You can easily modify the list as well. Either by further adding new entries or deleting the present ones. Also note the '''Log panel''' at the bottom of the web page, since it contains valuable information from the process of loading structures.		\| After loading structures, browse the list of loaded entries in order to inspect further details at PDB.org or see their validation reports in '''Validator<sup>DB</sup>'''. You can easily modify the list as well. Either by further adding new entries or deleting the present ones. Also note the '''Log panel''' at the bottom of the web page, since it contains valuable information from the process of loading structures.
	\|}		\|}
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	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer8.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer8.png\| 650px]]
	\| [[File:~~MotiveQuery~~-Explorer9.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:PatternQuery-Explorer9.png\| 650px]]
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	\| When you have loaded at least a single structure, you can immediately start typing queries in the query box at the top of the page. If you are unsure on how to create query, first browse the principles behind the [[~~MotiveQuery~~:Principles \| '''~~MotiveQuery~~''' language]] and learn how to [[~~MotiveQuery~~:How_to_build_a_query \| build a query]]. [[~~MotiveQuery~~:Use_Cases \| Case studies]] and [[~~MotiveQuery~~:Language_Reference \| language reference]] might come handy as well.		\| When you have loaded at least a single structure, you can immediately start typing queries in the query box at the top of the page. If you are unsure on how to create query, first browse the principles behind the [[PatternQuery:Principles \| '''PatternQuery''' language]] and learn how to [[PatternQuery:How_to_build_a_query \| build a query]]. [[PatternQuery:Use_Cases \| Case studies]] and [[PatternQuery:Language_Reference \| language reference]] might come handy as well.
	\| After the query is executed, which usually takes no more than a few seconds, you can inspect them in the browser or download them for further processing. You can come back to this session later using it's web address, the results are kept for at least a month.		\| After the query is executed, which usually takes no more than a few seconds, you can inspect them in the browser or download them for further processing. You can come back to this session later using it's web address, the results are kept for at least a month.
	\|}		\|}

Lukas: Lukas moved page MotiveQuery:MotiveExplorer to PatternQuery:Explorer

2015-04-25T12:58:50Z

Lukas moved page MotiveQuery:MotiveExplorer to PatternQuery:Explorer

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Lukas at 15:24, 20 April 2015

2015-04-20T15:24:25Z

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	\| The UI of the '''MotiveQuery Explorer''' consists of several elements. At the top of the page you can find a link and a date until when all the results will be stored. Start with loading your data...		\| The UI of the '''MotiveQuery Explorer''' consists of several elements. At the top of the page you can find a link and a date until when all the results will be stored. Start with loading your data...
	\| Upload your own structures in a numerous of supported formats (.pdb, .cif, .pqr, .mol, .mol2). It is possible to upload multiple files at the same time or use a single ZIP file (.zip) containing multiple files inside it. Similarly you can load entries from the Protein Data Bank.		\| Upload your own structures in one of the numerous supported formats (.pdb, .cif, .pqr, .mol, .mol2). It is possible to upload multiple files at the same time or use a single ZIP file (.zip) containing multiple files inside it. Similarly you can load entries from the Protein Data Bank.
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	\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer4.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer4.png\| 650px]]
	\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer5.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer5.png\| 650px]]
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	\| You can to query a subset of Protein Data Bank based on numerous metadata. At first select a property you would like to filter by, then select a comparison method and finally fill in the demanded value. Please read ~~carefully~~ hints and examples below each selected property. Different properties can have different means of providing input values. Note that you can also include a logical expressions. For example: '''S & !N''' in ''Atom'' property means that just structures containing a sulfur atom and ~~none~~ nitrogen will be considered. Multiple filters can be applied at the same time.		\| You can query a subset of Protein Data Bank based on numerous metadata. At first select a property you would like to filter by, then select a comparison method and finally fill in the demanded value. Please carefully read the hints and examples below each selected property. Different properties can have different means of providing input values. Note that you can also include logical expressions. For example: '''S & !N''' in ''Atom'' property means that just structures containing a sulfur atom and no nitrogen atoms will be considered. Multiple filters can be applied at the same time.
	\| Once you are happy with the specified filters, you can view a subset of the PDB. Either the '''First 15 entries''' based on their id or '''Random 15 entries'''.		\| Once you are happy with the specified filters, you can view a subset of the PDB. Either the '''First 15 entries''' based on their id or '''Random 15 entries'''.
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	\| This list highlights a fraction of the PDB structures satisfying your criteria. You can also check, how many structures these conditions apply to. Browse structures and tick them to add to the dataset you would like to query. Do not forget to '''+ Add Selected''' when you are happy with your selection. You can periodically ''fetch'' random structures satisfying your criteria and select those you would like to '''add''' to your dataset as well.		\| This list highlights a fraction of the PDB structures satisfying your criteria. You can also check, how many structures these conditions apply to. Browse structures and tick them to add to the dataset you would like to query. Do not forget to '''+ Add Selected''' when you are happy with your selection. You can periodically ''fetch'' random structures satisfying your criteria and select those you would like to '''add''' to your dataset as well.
	\| After loading structures, browse the list of loaded entries in order to inspect further details ~~in the~~ PDB.org or see their validation reports in '''Validator<sup>DB</sup>'''. You can easily modify the list as well. Either by further adding new entries or deleting the present ones. Also note the '''Log panel''' at the bottom of the web page, since it contains valuable information from the process of loading structures.		\| After loading structures, browse the list of loaded entries in order to inspect further details at PDB.org or see their validation reports in '''Validator<sup>DB</sup>'''. You can easily modify the list as well. Either by further adding new entries or deleting the present ones. Also note the '''Log panel''' at the bottom of the web page, since it contains valuable information from the process of loading structures.
	\|}		\|}

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	\| When you have loaded at least a single structure, you can immediately start typing queries in the query box at the top of the page. If you are unsure on how to create query, first browse the principles behind the [[MotiveQuery:Principles \| '''MotiveQuery''' language]] and learn how to [[MotiveQuery:How_to_build_a_query \| build a query]]. [[MotiveQuery:Use_Cases \| Case studies]] and [[MotiveQuery:Language_Reference \| language reference]] might come handy as well.		\| When you have loaded at least a single structure, you can immediately start typing queries in the query box at the top of the page. If you are unsure on how to create query, first browse the principles behind the [[MotiveQuery:Principles \| '''MotiveQuery''' language]] and learn how to [[MotiveQuery:How_to_build_a_query \| build a query]]. [[MotiveQuery:Use_Cases \| Case studies]] and [[MotiveQuery:Language_Reference \| language reference]] might come handy as well.
	\| After the query is executed, which usually takes no more than a few seconds, you can inspect them in the browser or download them for further processing. You ~~cab~~ come back to this session later using it's web address, the results are kept for at least a month.		\| After the query is executed, which usually takes no more than a few seconds, you can inspect them in the browser or download them for further processing. You can come back to this session later using it's web address, the results are kept for at least a month.
	\|}		\|}

Dave: /* Launch MotiveQuery Explorer app */

2014-12-28T22:23:42Z

Launch MotiveQuery Explorer app

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	\| Follow either '''Explorer''' link or '''Query Playground''' tab at the '''Synopsis''' page, in order to launch the application.		\| Follow either '''Explorer''' link or '''Query Playground''' tab at the '''Synopsis''' page, in order to launch the application.
	\| Create a new session or load ~~the~~ previous one.		\| Create a new session or load a previous one.
	\|}		\|}


	==Get started with MotiveQuery Explorer==		==Get started with MotiveQuery Explorer==

Dave: /* Executing Query & interpreting results */

2014-12-28T22:14:16Z

Executing Query & interpreting results

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	\| When you have loaded at least a single structure, you can immediately start typing queries in the query box at the top of the page. If you are unsure on how to create query, first browse the principles behind the [[MotiveQuery:Principles \| '''MotiveQuery''' language]] and learn how to [[MotiveQuery:How_to_build_a_query \| build a query]]. [[MotiveQuery:Use_Cases \| Case studies]] and [[MotiveQuery:Language_Reference \| language reference]] might come handy as well.		\| When you have loaded at least a single structure, you can immediately start typing queries in the query box at the top of the page. If you are unsure on how to create query, first browse the principles behind the [[MotiveQuery:Principles \| '''MotiveQuery''' language]] and learn how to [[MotiveQuery:How_to_build_a_query \| build a query]]. [[MotiveQuery:Use_Cases \| Case studies]] and [[MotiveQuery:Language_Reference \| language reference]] might come handy as well.
	\| After the query is executed, ~~the results are visualized in~~ no ~~time~~, you can inspect them in the browser or download them for further processing. You ~~are free to~~ come back to this web address ~~later~~, the results are kept for at least a month.		\| After the query is executed, which usually takes no more than a few seconds, you can inspect them in the browser or download them for further processing. You cab come back to this session later using it's web address, the results are kept for at least a month.
	\|}		\|}

Dave: /* Get started with MotiveQuery Explorer */

2014-12-28T22:12:18Z

Get started with MotiveQuery Explorer

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	\| The UI of the '''MotiveQuery Explorer''' consists of several elements. At the top of the page you can find a link and a date until when all the results will be stored. Start with loading your data...		\| The UI of the '''MotiveQuery Explorer''' consists of several elements. At the top of the page you can find a link and a date until when all the results will be stored. Start with loading your data...
	\| Upload your own structures in a numerous of supported formats (.pdb, .cif, .pqr, .mol, .mol2), multiple files ~~can be uploaded~~ at time~~, in case they are zipped~~ (.zip). Similarly you can load entries from the Protein Data Bank.		\| Upload your own structures in a numerous of supported formats (.pdb, .cif, .pqr, .mol, .mol2). It is possible to upload multiple files at the same time or use a single ZIP file (.zip) containing multiple files inside it. Similarly you can load entries from the Protein Data Bank.
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	\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer4.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer4.png\| 650px]]
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	\| This list highlights a fraction of the PDB structures satisfying your criteria. You can also check, how many structures these conditions apply to. Browse structures and tick them to add to the dataset you would like to query. Do not forget to '''+ Add Selected''' when you are happy with your selection. You can periodically ''fetch'' random structures satisfying your criteria and select those you would like to '''add''' to your dataset as well.		\| This list highlights a fraction of the PDB structures satisfying your criteria. You can also check, how many structures these conditions apply to. Browse structures and tick them to add to the dataset you would like to query. Do not forget to '''+ Add Selected''' when you are happy with your selection. You can periodically ''fetch'' random structures satisfying your criteria and select those you would like to '''add''' to your dataset as well.
	\| After loading structures, browse the list of loaded entries in order to inspect further details in the PDB.org or see their validation reports in '''Validator<sup>DB</sup>'''. You can easily modify the list as well. Either by further adding new entries or deleting the present ones. Also note the '''~~Status bar~~''' at the bottom of the web page, since it contains valuable information from the process of loading structures.		\| After loading structures, browse the list of loaded entries in order to inspect further details in the PDB.org or see their validation reports in '''Validator<sup>DB</sup>'''. You can easily modify the list as well. Either by further adding new entries or deleting the present ones. Also note the '''Log panel''' at the bottom of the web page, since it contains valuable information from the process of loading structures.
	\|}		\|}

Dave at 22:08, 28 December 2014

2014-12-28T22:08:59Z

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	# Querying user submitted data (up to 100 structures).		# Querying user submitted data (up to 100 structures).
	# Query smaller subsets of the Protein Data Bank		# Query smaller subsets of the Protein Data Bank
	# '''~~Perfecting~~ queries before mining the PDB database'''.		# '''Tweaking queries before mining the PDB database'''.

	The last point would be probably of the most interest for the wide-range of users. In the following visual you will learn how to work with '''MotiveQuery Explorer'''.		The last point would be probably of the most interest for the wide-range of users. In the following visual you will learn how to work with '''MotiveQuery Explorer'''.

Lukas: /* Get started with MotiveQuery Explorer */

2014-12-27T16:33:02Z

Get started with MotiveQuery Explorer

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	\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer5.png\| 650px]]		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer5.png\| 650px]]
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	\| You can to query a subset of Protein Data Bank based on numerous metadata. At first select a property you would like to filter by, then select a comparison method and finally fill in the demanded value. Please read carefully hints and examples below each selected property. Different properties can have different means of providing input values. Note that you can also include a logical expressions. For example: '''S & !N''' in ''Atom'' property means that just structures containing ~~sulphur~~ atom and none nitrogen will be considered. Multiple filters can be applied at the same time.		\| You can to query a subset of Protein Data Bank based on numerous metadata. At first select a property you would like to filter by, then select a comparison method and finally fill in the demanded value. Please read carefully hints and examples below each selected property. Different properties can have different means of providing input values. Note that you can also include a logical expressions. For example: '''S & !N''' in ''Atom'' property means that just structures containing a sulfur atom and none nitrogen will be considered. Multiple filters can be applied at the same time.
	\| Once you are happy with the specified filters, you can view a subset of the PDB. Either the '''First 15 entries''' based on their id or '''Random 15 entries'''.		\| Once you are happy with the specified filters, you can view a subset of the PDB. Either the '''First 15 entries''' based on their id or '''Random 15 entries'''.
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Lukas: Initial commit

2014-12-26T15:02:44Z

Initial commit

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		When mining the whole Protein Data Bank for structural fragments it is always better to look before you leap. This is one of the purposes of the '''MotiveQuery Explorer''' application. This JavaScript/HTML is tailored for:
		# Querying user submitted data (up to 100 structures).
		# Query smaller subsets of the Protein Data Bank
		# '''Perfecting queries before mining the PDB database'''.

		The last point would be probably of the most interest for the wide-range of users. In the following visual you will learn how to work with '''MotiveQuery Explorer'''.

		If the service is not working the way it should, please check your browser compliances in the [[MotiveQuery:Command_Line#Technical details \| technical details section]].

		==Launch MotiveQuery Explorer app==

		{\| class="wikitable" border="1" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 1em;" width="650px"
		\|-
		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer1.png\| 650px]]
		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer1b.png\| 650px]]
		\|-
		\| Follow either '''Explorer''' link or '''Query Playground''' tab at the '''Synopsis''' page, in order to launch the application.
		\| Create a new session or load the previous one.
		\|}


		==Get started with MotiveQuery Explorer==

		{\| class="wikitable" border="1" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 1em;" width="650px"
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		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer2.png\| 650px]]
		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer3.png\| 650px]]
		\|-
		\| The UI of the '''MotiveQuery Explorer''' consists of several elements. At the top of the page you can find a link and a date until when all the results will be stored. Start with loading your data...
		\| Upload your own structures in a numerous of supported formats (.pdb, .cif, .pqr, .mol, .mol2), multiple files can be uploaded at time, in case they are zipped (.zip). Similarly you can load entries from the Protein Data Bank.
		\|-
		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer4.png\| 650px]]
		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer5.png\| 650px]]
		\|-
		\| You can to query a subset of Protein Data Bank based on numerous metadata. At first select a property you would like to filter by, then select a comparison method and finally fill in the demanded value. Please read carefully hints and examples below each selected property. Different properties can have different means of providing input values. Note that you can also include a logical expressions. For example: '''S & !N''' in ''Atom'' property means that just structures containing sulphur atom and none nitrogen will be considered. Multiple filters can be applied at the same time.
		\| Once you are happy with the specified filters, you can view a subset of the PDB. Either the '''First 15 entries''' based on their id or '''Random 15 entries'''.
		\|-
		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer6.png\| 650px]]
		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer7.png\| 650px]]
		\|-
		\| This list highlights a fraction of the PDB structures satisfying your criteria. You can also check, how many structures these conditions apply to. Browse structures and tick them to add to the dataset you would like to query. Do not forget to '''+ Add Selected''' when you are happy with your selection. You can periodically ''fetch'' random structures satisfying your criteria and select those you would like to '''add''' to your dataset as well.
		\| After loading structures, browse the list of loaded entries in order to inspect further details in the PDB.org or see their validation reports in '''Validator<sup>DB</sup>'''. You can easily modify the list as well. Either by further adding new entries or deleting the present ones. Also note the '''Status bar''' at the bottom of the web page, since it contains valuable information from the process of loading structures.
		\|}

		==Executing Query & interpreting results==

		{\| class="wikitable" border="1" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 1em;" width="650px"
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		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer8.png\| 650px]]
		\| [[File:MotiveQuery-Explorer9.png\| 650px]]
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		\| When you have loaded at least a single structure, you can immediately start typing queries in the query box at the top of the page. If you are unsure on how to create query, first browse the principles behind the [[MotiveQuery:Principles \| '''MotiveQuery''' language]] and learn how to [[MotiveQuery:How_to_build_a_query \| build a query]]. [[MotiveQuery:Use_Cases \| Case studies]] and [[MotiveQuery:Language_Reference \| language reference]] might come handy as well.
		\| After the query is executed, the results are visualized in no time, you can inspect them in the browser or download them for further processing. You are free to come back to this web address later, the results are kept for at least a month.
		\|}

Lukas: Created blank page

2014-12-12T09:47:51Z

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