Monday, June 07, 2004
iMol
“iMol is a free molecular visualization application for Mac OS X operating system. The program is an indispensable tool for chemists and molecular biologists. iMol allows loading molecules using several file formats: PDB, XYZ, MOL2, HIN, CAR, ALC, BIO. The molecules can be saved as PDB, XYZ or BIO files. The BIO file stores all view and rendering settings (e.g. colors, lighting, orientation of molecules). iMol can easily handle both small and large molecules, it can load multiple molecules, move and rotate them independently.”
This little app is just too cool for school. I’ll be using it to create images and movies for editing into my new project, “The Scarlet Genotype.” I’ll be posting more about this over the Summer. Part of the project is going to be a video projection installed in a group exhibition based on Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter. It sure helps to have a Computer Scientist department chair that specializes in BioInformatics...
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