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When you go directly to [http://firstglance.jmol.org FirstGlance in Jmol], you can enter any [[PDB code]], or upload a [[PDB file]] from your computer, such as a prediction by [[AlphaFold]] or a [[Practical Guide to Homology Modeling|homology model]]. | When you go directly to [http://firstglance.jmol.org FirstGlance in Jmol], you can enter any [[PDB code]], or upload a [[PDB file]] from your computer, such as a prediction by [[AlphaFold]] or a [[Practical Guide to Homology Modeling|homology model]]. | ||
FirstGlance in Jmol provides an easy interface to make a Powerpoint-ready animation from any of its molecular views. Examples: [http://tinyurl.com/movingmolecules tinyurl.com/movingmolecules]. FirstGlance in Jmol version 4.0 was released August 15, 2022, with new capability to [[FirstGlance/Virus Capsids and Other Large Assemblies|automatically construct large assemblies such as virus capsids]]. | |||
FirstGlance in Jmol ([http://firstglance.jmol.org firstglance.jmol.org]) is a free, open-source, macromolecular visualization software package that operates on-line in a web browser. It uses free open-source [[Jmol]], as does Proteopedia. It works in the most popular web browsers, and MS Windows, Apple Mac OS X, and linux. It operates from menus and forms -- no familiarity with the Jmol command scripting language is required. Tooltips are used extensively, and explanatory help, with color keys, appears automatically for each view. | FirstGlance in Jmol ([http://firstglance.jmol.org firstglance.jmol.org]) is a free, open-source, macromolecular visualization software package that operates on-line in a web browser. It uses free open-source [[Jmol]], as does Proteopedia. It works in the most popular web browsers, and MS Windows, Apple Mac OS X, and linux. It operates from menus and forms -- no familiarity with the Jmol command scripting language is required. Tooltips are used extensively, and explanatory help, with color keys, appears automatically for each view. | ||