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What other software is available?
tanoramb:
Hello everyone. I would like to know what other software besides 3DNA you know is available so as to build models of 3D DNA from sequence. I have read many papers and almost all of them describe software before 3DNA. Model.it, for instance, is a software currently available on-line but is very simple compared to 3DNA.
Thank you in advance for your replies.
Regards
xiangjun:
Thank for posting a 3DNA-related question in the forum. I am hoping more people would share their experiences to questions like this one.
Depending what you want to do, you might check NAB from David Case's group.
HTH,
Xiang-Jun
PS: It helps to provide a link when referring to a resource, e.g. model.it.
Simonsig:
I have heard of ChemGraft and Facio, even though the last mentioned is not be too cool for visualization.
As far as the calculation scripts are used, they seem to be quite good and maybe some implementations and thoughts can be used.
mickr:
@simonsig I think you mean ChemCraft? Which has been around since before 2004 and fairly well maintained, it also lets you create animated pictures of molecules, but it is limited in some features compared to 3DNA. One good thing about ChemCraft is that it is native in Linux as well, whereas 3DNA is only for Windows (correct me if i'm wrong?), although this is less of an issue nowadays thanks to virtual machine emulation.
mickr:
To answer my own question, 3DNA can be compiled on most platforms as detailed here:http://http://3dna.rutgers.edu:8080/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=122
I see Ben Eisenbraun has created a Mac OS X (Intel) version, has anyone used this?
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