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Questions and answers => w3DNA -- web interface to 3DNA => Topic started by: ghzheng on November 29, 2008, 12:18:52 pm

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Title: What kind of services we will provide?
Post by: ghzheng on November 29, 2008, 12:18:52 pm
Hi Xiangjun,

I created a framework for the web interface, setting up the overall php framework (CodeIgniter framework), Flexigrid grid (Gridview of data), and mysql tables. Currently, as a test, I have a starting page
http://dnaserver.rutgers.edu/~ghzheng/w3dnadev/ (http://dnaserver.rutgers.edu/~ghzheng/w3dnadev/)
There, please just try typing in 1KX3 (no others, others might not work due to the 3dna web access problem, which I am still working with the computer supporters).

Basically, I am asking for your advice. What kinds of services do you think we can provide on either of the three sub pages: Analyzing, Rebuilding, and Visualizing.

1) Analyzing: I am thinking to show results of nucleic acid sequence, base pairing, base-pair parameters, base-pair step parameters.
2) Rebuilding: I am thinking to allow build i) ideal fibers and base-pair steps; ii) DNA/protein complexes with DNA/protein complex templates, i.e. protein coordinates will be integrated into the structure; iii) is it possible to visualize the pdb files in an embedded visualization tool, such as vmd?
3) Visualizing: I am thinking to provide blocview...

There are lots of beautiful functions of 3DNA that I am just not very familiar. Please advise me what kind of services we can provide and attract users.
Thanks.

Guohui
Title: Re: What kind of services we will provide?
Post by: xiangjun on November 30, 2008, 01:32:06 pm
Title: Re: What kind of services we will provide?
Post by: ghzheng on December 01, 2008, 11:50:41 am
Thanks - Xiangjun. I will move on with your advice and let you know any progress.

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