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					<p>NAFlex provides a friendly environment to analyse your own generated molecular dynamics trajectories of nucleic acid structures.</p>

<p>Please note that in this version of NAFlex, only double-stranded, standard nucleic acids can be analysed. Mispaired nucleotides, single-stranded nucleic acids, triplexes and quadruplexes are not currently supported in NAFlex flexibility analysis. Modified nucleotides are only allowed in some of the flexibility analysis operations.</p>

<p>User should follow three necessary steps before being able to analyse his/her own trajectory. These steps are registration, starting project, and uploading a trajectory. A short tutorial about these steps can be found in Uploading a Trajectory help section. </p>
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