Biggest molecule?

[Matblack]

Look at the monster I'm folding at the moment

Won't even fit in EMIII


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[rich99million]

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

 

[BillytheImpaler]

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.

 

[Matblack]

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[rich99million]

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

 

[BillytheImpaler]

Jmol is your friend, Rich.

 

[Matblack]

http://jmol.sourceforge.net/fah/?project=2080

WOW!

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[rich99million]

Jmol is your friend, Rich.

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?

I never used to have so many toys when I started - these days I tend not to look at them

 

[BillytheImpaler]

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

 

[happytechie]

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

HT