blend molecules!
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blend molecules!
Visualize structure data from Biotite with PyMOL
A lightweight script to make vector images of molecules
Use this python plugin to visualize moleculars in Cinema 4D, and creat interesting animation with MoGraph tools!
Ball-and-stick crystal structure viewer for Python. Publication-quality vector output (SVG, PDF) and trajectory animations (GIF, MP4) via matplotlib, with ASE and pymatgen interoperability.
2D molecular visualisation tool for viewing/saving & highlighting compound substructures with interactive data table
Visualise Gaussian ONIOM inputs in VMD
PyMOL plugin to run Fastfold workflows and analyze structures with an in-app AI agent.
Interactive 3D molecular visualization in Python — ball-and-stick, VDW, orbital rendering, and a Dash GUI. Built on Plotly and RDKit.
Effect of point mutations on p53 tumor suppressor protein structure : RasMol visualization with RMSD, B-factor & SASA statistical analysis
A Streamlit application for interactively visualizing and analyzing molecular structures and their properties.
Advanced Chemical Compound & Reaction Analyzer featuring 3D molecular visualization, linear algebra equation balancing, and persistent SQL storage. Built with Python, PyQt6, and NumPy.
Jupyter and IPython extension for interactive Refua visualizations of ADMET profiles, 2D and 3D molecules, and fold results.
Structural biology superpowers for AI coding agents: PyMOL, ChimeraX, AlphaFold DB, RCSB PDB, UniProt, and Rosetta workflows.
Blender add-on for visualizations of molecular systems and orbitals.
Course schedule from experience as a selected Undergraduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Pittsburgh course, BIOSC 1540 - Computational Structural Biology, taught by Dr. Jacob Durrant.
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