User:Karsten Theis/RNaseA physical model explanation
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| - | This proteopedia page is intended as a companion to a physical model of RNase A located at Westfield State University. Mark Hoelzer [http://cbm.msoe.edu/about/staff.php] designed, printed and painted the model. Having the mode in your hand is great because you can experience the structure in a very direct way, and having this companion page is great because you can see the model even if you do not have the physical model in your hand. It also allows you to hover over different parts of the model to get more information (try it!). | + | This proteopedia page is intended as a companion to a physical model of RNase A located at Westfield State University. Mark Hoelzer [http://cbm.msoe.edu/about/staff.php] designed, printed and painted the model. Having the mode in your hand is great because you can experience the structure in a very direct way, and having this companion page is great because you can see the model even if you do not have the physical model in your hand. It also allows you to hover over different parts of the model to get more information (try it after turning off spinning with the +/- spin button!). |
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Revision as of 15:00, 16 April 2018
Introduction
This proteopedia page is intended as a companion to a physical model of RNase A located at Westfield State University. Mark Hoelzer [1] designed, printed and painted the model. Having the mode in your hand is great because you can experience the structure in a very direct way, and having this companion page is great because you can see the model even if you do not have the physical model in your hand. It also allows you to hover over different parts of the model to get more information (try it after turning off spinning with the +/- spin button!).
Tour
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