PyMOL 3.0 Exhibit
This exhibition is dedicated to the art of molecular visualizations and PyMOL 3.0 as a tool for making them.
This exhibition is dedicated to the art of molecular visualizations and PyMOL 3.0 as a tool for making them.
All proteins move, but it is particularly spectacular when hundreds of them come together in concert to produce macroscopic movement.
Even artificial, non-physical movement like letting a ligand slide into a binding pocket can provide us with an intuitive understanding of a process beyond what a static image can convey.
Visually, we can cut through complexity and understand the source of productive and cooperative interactions.
The limitations of directly observing things at the atomic scale add a layer of indirection between observer and object – the model. This allows us to shape what we see and impart meaning beyond what is physically visible.
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