Basic Examples (2) 

Visualize the disordered and folded regions of MDC1 (Mediator of DNA damage checkpoint protein 1):

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Visualize the average confidence of prediction for the same protein:

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Scope (3) 

Visualize the disordered and folded region of a BioSequence:

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Also show its averaged prediction confidence:

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Visualize the disordered and folded regions of a protein from the ESM Metagenomic Atlas:

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Visualize the structure of the disordered and folded regions of a BioMolecule:

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Options (4) 

ColorRules (1) 

Set colors for different regions:

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ColorFunction (1) 

Set ColorFunction for coloring by average confidence of prediction:

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ConfidenceCutoff (1) 

"ConfidenceCutoff" determines how long the disordered regions will be:

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MinIDRLength (1) 

Minimum length for IDRs can be set by using "MinIDRLength":

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Applications (2) 

Here are some common UniProt IDs of human proteins with significant disorder:

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Visualizing the disordered (red) regions for these proteins (columns 1, 3 and 5) and how it is connected to average confidence of prediction (red for lower values and blue for higher values in columns 2, 4 and 6). This code takes a while to evaluate:

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Possible Issues (1) 

For invalid BioSequence inputs for which structures cannot be predicted Failure with an error message is returned:

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Neat Examples (2) 

Visualize the disordered regions in a protein in human code by FAM184A gene:

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Visualize the average confidence of prediction in the protein:

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