Kinemages, Mage and KiNG

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Kinemages (a term derived from "kinetic images") are interactive molecular visualizations that are displayed in a free, stand-alone program called Mage, or in a free java applet called KiNG (which means Kinemage, Next Generation).

Historically, kinemages, initially released in 1992, were the first widely available software capable of rotating macromolecules on personal computers (followed in 1993 by RasMol). The journal

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