B-DNA 34 base pairs at 3.38 Å rise and 36° twist. Built model.
Credits
Credits and data sources
Every structure in the live scenes on this site comes from real coordinates or exact geometry. These are the sources.
- Adenylate kinase
- Open and closed states from PDB entries 4AKE (Müller, Schlauderer, Reinstein and Schulz, 1996) and 1AKE (Müller and Schulz, 1992), RCSB Protein Data Bank, CC0. The transition between them is the DIMS trajectory distributed with the MDAnalysis test data (LGPL-3.0-or-later). 1,656 heavy atoms, 12 frames.
- DPPC vesicle
- Coarse-grained lipid vesicle head groups from the MDAnalysis test data (LGPL-3.0-or-later). The tail points are drawn from each head group toward the bilayer midplane.
- Gold nanoparticle
- A seven-shell Mackay icosahedron of 1,415 gold atoms with a thiolate shell, built from exact geometry by BioInfoX.
- B-DNA
- 34 base pairs built with standard B-form parameters (3.38 Å rise, 36° twist) by BioInfoX.
- Target network
- An illustrative network of eight communities, generated by BioInfoX.
- The BioInfoX mark
- The 13 nodes and 24 links of the BioInfoX logo, from the BioInfoX brand kit.
- Simulation graphs
- All graphs on the molecular dynamics page and the home page come from a BioInfoX 100 ns GROMACS simulation of a vaccine construct.
- Typeface
- Montserrat by Julieta Ulanovsky and contributors, SIL Open Font License 1.1, served from this website (licence: assets/fonts/OFL.txt).