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Date: Tue, 23 Jul 1991 22:36
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 1991 22:36
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1. There is an excellent noncommercial program called MacMolecule, available at ftp sites like IuBio(I think). It draws space-filling models of large and small molecules. It is pretty slow in rotation, but the graphics are outstanding. 2. There is a commercial program called MacImdat (about $2000) which also displays molecules. It has a horrible (for a mac) unix-style interface, but works rapidly with much larger molecules than MacMolecule. Some labs at UCLA have used it on whole immunoglobin molecules. Graphics can be exported to programs like PixelPaint. -Peter Markiewicz
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