BioMolecula 3D ScreenSaver
Version 1.0
Shareware
$9.90
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This screensaver shows real 3D models of biological
molecules rotating. Your screen will look like screens
of computers in science fiction films! Six molecules
are available in the current version: four prototypes
of DNA (Deoxyribonucleis Acid - storage of genetics
information) and two proteins - Hemoglobine I
Monomeric (it transfers Oxygen in our blood) and
Cytochrome C 550 (this protein has wide range of
functions). In further versions we plan to add some
new molecule models.
Note: only 2 models available in unregistered version -
DNA in B-conformation and Hemoglobine, other models
available only in registered version. Models of
protein molecules are represented only by the main
polypepthide chain (-OCCN-); none sidechains of
aminoacid residues are presented because they make the
molecule look like a heap of atoms. Also Hydrogen
atoms are not presented because of their small size in
comparision to other atoms.
molecules rotating. Your screen will look like screens
of computers in science fiction films! Six molecules
are available in the current version: four prototypes
of DNA (Deoxyribonucleis Acid - storage of genetics
information) and two proteins - Hemoglobine I
Monomeric (it transfers Oxygen in our blood) and
Cytochrome C 550 (this protein has wide range of
functions). In further versions we plan to add some
new molecule models.
Note: only 2 models available in unregistered version -
DNA in B-conformation and Hemoglobine, other models
available only in registered version. Models of
protein molecules are represented only by the main
polypepthide chain (-OCCN-); none sidechains of
aminoacid residues are presented because they make the
molecule look like a heap of atoms. Also Hydrogen
atoms are not presented because of their small size in
comparision to other atoms.
Program details
Publisher
TERMINAL StudioE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XPFile size
422 KBFile date
12/12/2001License
SharewareExpires after
15 daysInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
2/5/2002