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. 2021 May 1;49(W1):W589–W596. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkab300

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Figure 1. — The ReFOLD3 server results page for an FM CASP14 target (T1031). In CASP14, the ReFOLD3 protocol was used to refine the top selected server models. (A) The results page provides the superposition of the top model and the input 3D model, a summary of the predicted scores and improvements in model quality estimation, along with the confidence intervals and P-value for each generated 3D model. After clicking on images or plots, users can download and view the data in detail (B) The plot of the predicted per-residue accuracy scores produced by ModFOLD8 for the top refined 3D model (green bars) compared with the original 3D model (red bars). Plots can also be downloaded as PDFs. (C) Interactive superposition of the top 3D model and the original 3D model, which are displayed in 3D using JSmol. Models can also be downloaded which including the per-residue error data in the B-factor column.