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Posts: 3005 Registered: 23-7-2003 Location: England Germany Member Is Offline Mood: crystalline Molecular Structures - Download, Viewing and Editing Here are some very good resources on Molecular Structures - with emphasis on proteins: The Pdb database contains ALL of the protein structures that were ever solved (or protein-complexes with antibiotics, DNA/RNA, cofactors etc). Install Mailscanner Webmin Module more. The database compiles both NMR-derived and crystallography-derived structures.
There are new ones every day, it is a big field in biochemistry (structural biology). Basically, with the availability of a protein structure one can sometimes predict its functions, its binding site, or its catalytic activity (etcetc). With today's software, one can then model inhibitor molecules that bind to a section of the protein and inhibit an undesired property (rational drug design). Altogether, structures are of immense importance, perhaps knowing or being able to predict all the structures (plus functions etc) of all proteins/complexes in living cells will be one of the biggest revolutions in science. Anyway, here you can download thousands upon thousands of structures: Type in any protein name, i.e. Hemoglobin or whatever you can think of. Posts: 3126 Registered: 19-5-2002 Location: The Sunny Pacific Northwest Member Is Offline Hooray for PyMol!
It's the molecular viewer of choice for my school work. It's a great visualization tool. It is very fast, taking full advantage of accelerated OpenGL.
It performs like a dream on my primary Athlon/Geforce2 workstation. Oddly, it is much slower on the far-more-expensive Itanium2/Quadro2 workstation that I use less often. But on the usual machine, it'll play back 1000 frames of molecular dynamics snapshots, 30 fps, fullscreen, without a hitch.
The interface is pretty nice and the scripting abilities are even nicer. Rasmol is not nearly as nice, but it's also a much smaller download and doesn't need OpenGL. It also has at least one visualization mode that PyMol doesn't. It would be nice if PyMol was a molecular builder/editor as well as visualizer, but that's a lot of additional capabilities to add. I found to be a pretty nice molecule-builder when I used it in beta a year ago.
Is the primary molecule-building software I use. It is very powerful, but it's also somewhat buggy, dependent on Unix/Motif, and not widely available. It also lacks scripting capabilities, which means that I spend a lot of time performing certain tasks by hand. Is a program that I used a bit as an undergraduate. It's molecular modeling, visualization, and computational chemistry all rolled into one suite of programs. The niftiest use I ever saw: quickly building a caffeine molecule and then computing its expected UV absorption to save us a walk to the library during a lab. Posts: 3005 Registered: 23-7-2003 Location: England Germany Member Is Offline Mood: crystalline Great Stuff Polverone!
I was hoping that someone might come up with more molecular building/editiing programs. Shame most are for unix platforms however.
You see, in crystallography and NMR we mainly use molecular viewing/rendering (with the progs in my prev. Post), and for the actual structure building certain specialist programs are used. Aside from this - do you know any decent modelling programs (free) with which I could for instance do crude energy minimisations to find the optimal way a peptide is bound to a protein?
Of course I know roughly the binding pocket, but detailed interactions will have to be done by E.M. This is one of the problems I will be facing soon. Building a model where the full protein structure is known, and where the orientation of the peptide is known. But not the detailed interactions. Posts: 3126 Registered: 19-5-2002 Location: The Sunny Pacific Northwest Member Is Offline I use Linux or other Unices almost exclusively, so I tend to notice software that's available for these platforms. For Windows users on a budget, I've heard good things about. There's always warez too, since finding illegal free copies of software for Windows is about as hard as stubbing your toe.