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Fwd: RT @MolSoft - Interactive 3D publication in PLoS ONE - http://www.molsoft.com/plosone... - #molsoft #SGC (structural genomics consortium) (via http://friendfeed.com/joergku...)
Björn Brembs, Mary Canady, Hari and 2 other people liked this
is this done with flash or java or what?
- Mike Chelen
It is an OS dependend plug-in you can download here http://www.molsoft.com/icm_bro... For more examples on their iSee strategy, check the data files provided under http://www.sgc.ox.ac.uk/iSee...
- joergkurtwegner
How is it different from proteopedia (http://www.proteopedia.org) ? I think they use Jmol, but what is the conceptual difference ?
- Nir London
joerg: are all the PLoS files PDBs? thanks for all the helpful explanation!
- Mike Chelen
@Nir - I think Protopedia might be similar, and I personally need the XRay density visualization options of ICM. Actually, the AstexViewer http://www.openastexviewer.net/web... is also quite good in visualizing XRay densities, and I do not know if JMol can do that (never tried).
- joergkurtwegner
@Mike - Not sure if I understand the question, the ICB files are binary, but you can export and save PDB/ENT files, if you have a BrowserPro subscription. Anyway, I think all of the iSee ICB files were initially 'raw' PDB files and you should be able finding the PDB code somewhere in the publications or the iSee ICB files (check the tree view).
- joergkurtwegner
RT @MolSoft - Interactive 3D publication in PLoS ONE - http://www.molsoft.com/plosone... - #molsoft #SGC (structural genomics consortium)
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