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An Introduction to Molecular Graphics
Molecular graphics focuses on understanding molecules and their properties through visual representations such as images, diagrams, and interactive models. It involves creating images and visual models to explore and explain how molecules are structured and what makes them unique, helping scientists and researchers better comprehend the world of chemistry and biology.
Read moreChimeraX Matchmaker
If you study proteins or DNA, the “Matchmaker” extension in ChimeraX is a must-have tool. It does one crucial job: aligning different 3D structures on top of each other so you can easily compare them.
Read moreNavigating PDB: Legacy Format to PDBx/mmCIF
Discover the fascinating journey of protein data storage since 1971. From the legacy PDB format, designed for punched cards, to the modern PDBx/mmCIF format, built to accommodate complex macromolecular data.
Read moreChimeraX Command Line Interface (CLI)
To get the most out of ChimeraX, it is worth learning the Command Line Interface (CLI). While visual menus are great, typing commands is often the fastest and most precise way to control the software.
Read moreAn Introduction to ChimeraX User Interface
Welcome to our blog post on ChimeraX User Interface. ChimeraX is a powerful molecular visualization and analysis software widely used by researchers in the field of structural biology.
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