[Protein-crystallography] DNA 3D modeling software released - Graphite MicroMégas
Damien Larivière
via xtal-log%40net.bio.net
(by damien.lariviere from fourmentinguilbert.org)
Mon Feb 20 12:33:51 EST 2012
Dear All,
We are excited to announce the release of Graphite-MicroMégas that lets
you model in 3D *assemblies of proteins* and *DNA*. Its main feature is
the capability to create *3D models of DNA in a highly intuitive manner*.
Download this *free *software here
http://www.loria.fr/~shornus/FFG/micromegas.html
<http://www.loria.fr/%7Eshornus/FFG/micromegas.html>
Tutorials are available at: http://www.lifeexplorer.eu/3d-models/tutorials
Youtube videos:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=graphite+micromegas+dna
To date, the modeling and visualization tool enables to:
- import PDB files
- create isosurface of molecular object
- highlight residues of interest
- calculate distance between residues pairs
- import and export in 3D formats
- model DNA and export the result in PDB
- visualize a 3D scene with Level of Detail
- import a file with x,y,z coordinates and convert it into a DNA
representation.
Graphite-MicroMégas is the result of a collaboration between the
Fourmentin-Guilbert Scientific Foundation
(http://www.fourmentinguilbert.org <http://www.fourmentinguilbert.org/>)
and INRIA (Samuel Hornus, Bruno Levy, http://alice.loria.fr/).
It runs on *Linux, Windows and Mac OSX*.
Do not hesitate to contact us at:
info [at] lifeexplorer.eu
samuel.hornus [at] inria.fr
We hope you will enjoy using the tool and find it useful for your
research, illustrations and teaching. We welcome any feedback you may have.
The MicroMégas team
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