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Poulsen_rc_CS

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[PyMOL] Draw Goodsell-like view using GLSL

[PyMOL] Draw Goodsell-like view using GLSL

There is a new post in Pymol user mailing list showing an approach to draw the “Goodsell-like” molecule. The most famous Goodsell molecular images are the “Molecule of the month” at PDB-101. Dr. Goodsell also provides online version of images used in his book: “The Machinery of Life“. That detail of Goodsell-like presentation in pymol [...]

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