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Problem with deletions

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    Emmanuel
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    • With protein with water molecules or/and ligand (1PAX for example with both), when i select water molecules or the ligand and delete them/it, previous secondary structures are deleted too (not the surfaces).

    • Why if i delete a protein, in the document view, secondary structures are deleted but not surfaces (i've to delete them manually !)

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    • DmitriyMarinD
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      DmitriyMarin
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      Thank you @Emmanuel for reporting these issues. We have fixed them - the Elements will be updated automatically once you launch SAMSON.

      Dmitriy,
      The SAMSON Team, https://s-c.io

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