![]() | Chime viewer ...download and install ...tutorial ...putting molecules on Web sites RasMol viewer ...download and install RasMol ...RasMol home page ...RasMol tutorial ...RasMol manual MAGE and Prekin viewer ...download kinemage viewer ...download Prekin pre-processor SwissPdb viewer ...download Swiss viewer ...tutorials 1 ... 2 ...Swiss-Flash alerting service Swiss Java viewer ...examples Cn3D Entrez viewer ...download 'See in 3D' ...installing Cn3D MolView viewer ...download and install
WebLab: viewer
MolView viewer
Whurlwind 10d.4 VRML and 3dMF viewer
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| Configuring your browser to see interactive 3D prion files![]() Each asks you where you stored the viewer application. Find the 3 programs in turn on your local hard disk using this browse window. Your Web browser will automatically install the MIME-type and launch the 3Der view, and remember it in the future. Cn3D brings up a test structure of metallothionein. Now you could either read a bit about each program, look at some examples, go through a friendly tutorial, go to a spectacular test page (opens to rotating molecules with custom controls, Netscape 3.03 recommended) or you could go directly to the Gallery of Prion Structures or the more advanced Gallery of Threaded Structures. ![]() You are missing out... if you are just look at flat 2D files -- you can't rotate, resize, or select residues. Also learn to view in stereo
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Molecules can be rotated within Chime simply by clicking and dragging the mouse over the structure. On a Windows or SGI computer, click with the left mouse button. Experiment using the example above. Molecules can be resized by holding down the shift key while clicking and dragging the mouse; Windows and SGI users use the left mouse button. Dragging to the upper right causes the molecule to move away from you (the molecule shrinks in size), while dragging to the bottom left causes the molecule to approach you (the molecule enlarges).