ENDscript operates as a webserver. It can be accessed with any Web browser equipped with a PDF reader. To take advantage of the interactive 3D representations, the molecular visualisation program PyMOL is required.

• Supported Web browsers are:

• Adobe Acrobat Reader is recommended to view the ENDscript result files in PDF format - official website.

• Free open-source or commercial version of PyMOL can be used (version 0.99rc6 or higher):

ENDscript uses a pop-up window to display the results. In certain browser configurations, an ad-blocking mechanism prevents this pop-up from appearing. In this case, ENDscript will display a warning message asking the user to specifically disable this security before submitting a job.

To do this, please follow the instructions below, depending on the web browser you are using:

• Apple Safari.

• Google Chrome.

• Microsoft Edge.

• Mozilla Firefox.

• Opera.

In all cases, you must allow the two domains endscript.ibcp.fr  and  espript.ibcp.fr
Once this is done, please restart your Web browser and submit a new job to ENDscript.

Please refer to this chapter of the ESPript User Guide.

The η symbol indicates a 3₁₀-helix.
α-helices, 3₁₀-helices and π-helices are shown as medium, small and large squiggles, respectively. β-strands are shown as arrows, strict β-turns as letters TT and strict α-turns as TTT.

PDF and PostScript files generated by ENDscript can be edited in programs such as Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape.
You can also generate PNG or TIFF files and use the image editing software of your choice.

Due to software licence restrictions, ENDscript can only be run online from this website.

Do not hesitate to contact us (espript@ibcp.fr) if you need any further information or if you need some help with ENDscript.