Biggest molecule?
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that's a bit of a monster 
if I remember correctly you can click (right-click maybe) on the picture and select "view large image" and that'll give you the whole EMIII window to view it in - think you can also select "larger/smaller image" to zoom in/out
if I remember correctly you can click (right-click maybe) on the picture and select "view large image" and that'll give you the whole EMIII window to view it in - think you can also select "larger/smaller image" to zoom in/out
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If ever you get bored and want to look into these sort of things, you can go to the project summary page and see a listing of all WUs in circulation along with their atom counts. the biggest one I'm seeing ATM is p1479_tet_1479_1 with 126,006 atoms. 
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oooh that one does look very cool - dangit now I'm tempted to get EMIII on here and have a look at what I've got 
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Jmol is your friend, Rich. 
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that the website where you can see examples of each WU? or the program that you can view the actual WU you are working on in it's current state?BillytheImpaler said:Jmol is your friend, Rich.
I never used to have so many toys when I started - these days I tend not to look at them
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It is both a website and a stand-alone program. In FahMon you can click to link to a web page with Jmol in use to visualize the protien on which you're currently crunching.
EDIT: Here's the big one I mentioned earlier. It's mahoooooosive!
http://jmol.sourceforge.net/fah/?project=1497
EDIT: Here's the big one I mentioned earlier. It's mahoooooosive!
http://jmol.sourceforge.net/fah/?project=1497
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if you can access the PDB files with all of the atomic co-ordinates in them I can produce a VRML (remember that !) copy of the molecules and then you can fly around inside the porteins
Wooo I must have been a molecular biochemist or something in a past life
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Wooo I must have been a molecular biochemist or something in a past life
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