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Download a PDB or mmCIF file from a structure database and drop it here, or open the crambin sample.
Open protein and nucleic acid structures from PDB or mmCIF files and explore them as cartoons, sticks or surfaces.
Find residues in the sequence, show ligands and measure distances, angles and dihedrals.
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Download a PDB or mmCIF file from a structure database and drop it here, or open the crambin sample.
Switch between cartoon, ball and stick and space-filling, add a surface, and colour by chain, secondary structure, residue or B-factor.
Click residues in the sequence to zoom to them, label them, and measure distances, angles and dihedrals between atoms.
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Create journal-cover style art and lab illustrations from a description.
Animate an illustration into a short explainer clip.
Make a 3D model of lab equipment or a stylised molecule.
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Ligands are drawn as ball and stick on top of the cartoon and listed in the panel; waters are hidden from the ligand list and the sequence.
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