Takeshi Uno, Y. Kawashima, Jin-Bei Zhang, Haruhisa Hayashi, K. Yamana, H. Nakano
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Abstract
We developed a molecular graphics system, named “Modrast-P”, which reads coordinates in the Protein Data Bank of Brookhaven National Laboratory format (PDB). This graphics system displays three-dimensional structures of proteins and nucleic acids with various representations and shows molecular models clipped by single plane, double plane, and a cylinder defined arbitrarily. This system runs on the OpenWindows of Sun Microsystems workstation and most functions of it can be operated easily by a mouse or buttons. We also developed an information retrieval system which can seek the target file in CD-ROM by author name, keyword, or amino acid sequence.