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Proteopedia is now on Twitter.
Follow us at Proteopedia on Twitter.
Feed of Proteopedia's Twitter status:
3D@ [1] RT @TodayinRNA Major props to my former grad lab.dO-G riboswitch structure on the cover of RNA [2]
Proteopedia indicates all 'removed' entries, see, e.g. [3]
RT ReciprocalSpace Ultimate List of Crystallography Related Programs: I have some more to add, but hopefully this is enough to get yo... http://bit.ly/cLI4ik
Since Proteopedia uses Jmol for the scenes, you have the option of 3D glasses, as described-> [4] (via @Tzontonel )
A: Jmol Virtual Molecular Model Kit @sciencebase Q: Chemical scientists, what molecular structure drawing package are you using?
Celebrate James Watson's birthday ( a few days late) by exploring the DNA double helix [5]
RT DNALC Today is James Watson's 82nd birthday! Celebrate by learning all about the discovery of the DNA double helix at [6]
Proteopedia has warning banners on all the involved entries. RT @P212121: Just Posted: Retract the Papers? [7]
RT softpediacom Jmol 12.0 RC5 / 11.8.22 (LGPL) [8]
RT "My favourite protein structure.: [9]" @xtaldave If you added some of this at Proteopedia folks could spin it in 3D.
Click on the green links and see that the ribosome is a ribozyme. [10]
In 'The Scientist', 'Structure Made Simple' [11] A guide to reaching into structural biology databases.
RT@FunkyDung"Anyone know how to find the number of biological molecules per asymmetric unit in structure models from the Protein Data Bank?"
