Structure Databases Structure/Sequence Manipulation Software Modeling/Predicting
Protein Databank Rasmol
(Selection and Scripting)

For Mac :Here
or here

Build a Protein
Enzyme Structures
and Classification
WebLab Viewer Lite
(Alter Structures)
Predict Protein Server
(Secondary Structure)
Peptidases Swiss PDB Viewer
(Structure Alignment, Mutation, Homology Modeling)
PsiPred Server
(Secondary Structure)
HIV Database Kinemage
(The Original)
NNPredict
(Secondary Structure)
PDBSum Geneious
Many tools, including PubMed search
Modeller
(Homology Modeling)
Entrez Structure PyMol
(Ray-traced graphics)
SwissModel
(Homology Modeling)
Expasy (the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics) VMD
(Display MD simulations)
DisEMBL Server
(Predict Disordered Regions)
Atlas of Enzyme Catalytic Sites Python Molecule Viewer
(part of MGL Tools)
Rosetta Server
(Complete 3-D Structure)
Protein Informatics Resource MolSoft Browser Predict Protein secondary and Tertiary Structure
ProDom
Database of Evolutionary Domains
UCSF Chimera
Graphics, numerous modeling tools
3D-Fun
Predict Function from Structure
PDBSum (analysis of protein structure) JalView (sequence alignment) ProFunc Server

(Predict protein function from structure)

NCBI - Entrez
(GeneBank, etc.)
Jmol Structure Viewer ProSite Server

(Predict protein function from sequence)

    CAPRI - Critical Assessment of
Predicted Interactions
FREE Programs for Drawing Organic Chemistry Style Line Structures (PC)
WinDrawChem WinPlot ChemSketch
FREE Programs for Drawing Organic Chemistry Style Line Structures (Mac))
IsisDraw   Marvin Sketch (Java)

Rasmol is the easiest to use stand-alone viewer; PyMol is more complex, but makes better pictures. You MUST have access to a computer onto which you can install several programs, like Rasmol. PDB files and Rasmol scripts can be edited with any ASCII text editor. Here is a link to a good FREE one, called PFE.


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