Molecular modeling blog

March 4, 2009
Molecules icon

Even though the vast majority of the visitors to my site seem to be stopping by for the Cocoa / Amazon EC2 writeups, I thought I should let those of a scientific persuasion know about a molecular modeling blog I came across. The Macromolecular Modeling Blog caught my eye when they mentioned Molecules recently, so I figured I should return the favor. For any molecular biologists / bioinformaticists out there, this looks to be a very solid resource.

Also, anyone with an interest in nanotechnology needs to start reading K. Eric Drexler's blog. I've stated before how much of a fan I am of his work.

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Dan (not verified)May 18, 2009 at 10:10 PM

In general is it possible to generate these molecules at higher resolutions?
How might i get a high-resolution version of the molecule in the Molecules icon?

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