Cn3D is a software that enhances browsers to display 3D structures.
I recently had the opportunity to try out Cn3D, a web browser helper application that has proven to be an incredibly useful tool for viewing 3-dimensional structures from NCBI's Entrez retrieval service. One of the standout features of Cn3D is its ability to simultaneously display the sequence, structure and alignment of a given molecule or protein.
In addition, Cn3D has recently added some very efficient annotation and alignment editing features which have made it even easier to work with and manipulate these structures. The annotation capabilities allow for the addition of notes and labels to specific areas of the structure, while the alignment editing features make it simple to modify the alignment of sequence data.
Overall, I found Cn3D to be a highly valuable resource for anyone that needs to view and analyze 3-dimensional structures. The software is extremely easy to use, and its robust features and capabilities make it an essential tool for anyone working in the field of molecular biology or related areas.
In addition, Cn3D has recently added some very efficient annotation and alignment editing features which have made it even easier to work with and manipulate these structures. The annotation capabilities allow for the addition of notes and labels to specific areas of the structure, while the alignment editing features make it simple to modify the alignment of sequence data.
Overall, I found Cn3D to be a highly valuable resource for anyone that needs to view and analyze 3-dimensional structures. The software is extremely easy to use, and its robust features and capabilities make it an essential tool for anyone working in the field of molecular biology or related areas.
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