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Andrew, Protein depiction is a pretty
vague term. Same as best. So instead of giving you my biased answer (the
software I use the most or my favorite) I'll give you a list of the software I
use to visualize proteins in one way or
another: PyMol VMD Yasara Rasmol SPDVB
viewer UCSF Chimera Each one in the list has
features shared with the others and quite a few that are unique. So, since they
are all free, try them and find the best for you. Best
regards From: owner-chemistry(~)ccl.net To: acheron24(~)hotmail.com Subject: CCL: best software for protein structures depiction Date: Sun, 2 Feb 2014 11:00:52 +0400 Hi
Andrey, in my opinion PyMOL is best for many cases. But if
you want something outstanding you may look at hybrid techiniques when you use
combination of PyMOL and professional 3D software (like Blender, 3ds
Max and so on). As an exampe you may have a look at our tutorial
Or
may try EPMV which allows import PDB files directly into professional 3D
packages.
Hope
this will of use for
you. Regards, Arthur 2014-01-31 Andrew Voronkov drugdesign[*]http://yandex.ru" target="_blank">yandex.ru <owner-chemistry-,-ccl.net>:
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