Register for the February 13 Mol* Webinar

01/19 

Join RCSB PDB to learn how to Visualize Biomolecular structures with Mol*: From Atoms to Movies

Interested in "seeing" biomolecular structures in 3D? Join this webinar and learn how to use Mol* from RCSB.org. The tool is freely available online, so you will not need to download or install any software.

Visualize Biomolecular structures with Mol*: From Atoms to Movies

Tuesday, February 13 at 1:00pm - 2:00pm ET | 10:00am -11:00am PT

Participation is free, but registration is required.

Learning Objectives

• Visualize 3D structural data (experimentally determined structures from RCSB.org and/or computed structure models from RCSB.org or other sources such as AlphaFold)
• Select all or parts of the 3D structure (display in different representations, colors, and more; analyze interactions;
• measure distances and angles within and between proteins, nucleic acids, and other molecules)
• Map information to available structures (e.g., functional features, mutations)
• Superimpose structures of same protein in different conformations and/or similar proteins to compare features
• Export publication quality images and animations for videos

Who Should Attend

Professionals, researchers, educators, and students interested in interactively exploring 3D structural data to understand their function in

• Bioinformatics
• Biology
• Cheminformatics and computational chemistry or biology
• Chemistry
• Structural biology

Questions? Please contact info@rcsb.org

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