Imagine a future where chemistry and the nano-scaled world are no longer difficult to understand. Imagine having the ability to build your own molecular structures out of thin air or explore the intricacies of a DNA strand or understand what medicine looks like at the molecular level.
Features: •Import molecular structures from RCSB Protein Databank, Pubchem and Drugbank. •Manipulate molecular structures by literally reaching out and grabbing, rotating, or enlarging your molecule. •See Atoms, Residues, Chains, or Proteins as Stick, Wire, Ball & Stick, or Van der Waals. •Measure distance and angles between atoms. •Mutate amino acids and cycle through rotamer conformations. •Build with any element from the periodic table. •Minimization simulations. •Duplicate or Split any selected area of your structure to modify or export independently. •Private & public multi-user support including 2D mode In-app camera to capture and export images.
Nanome（教育、医学、プロダクティビティ）の評価数と総合順位の推移
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Nanome（教育、医学、プロダクティビティ）の評価とレビュー
評価とレビュー
★5
This is science. If you are like me (a biotech), this is for you.
投稿者：AppleIsForYou
★5
Amazing Visualization of Chemicals. This app is so powerful and comprehensive for nanoscaled design, I love this!
投稿者：smcclosk91
★5
Great Tool for Already Academics. Really cool if you are already into biochem. Not a great learning tool if you are a total noob, like me
投稿者：delapierced
★5
A humble beginning to a big app. This type of apps are going to be huge and probably just part of our day to day lives in the future, Nanome team did a great job on making a user-friendly and detailed chemistry and molecular structure visualization app that has some cool features. I am working on a visualization app and I like what they are doing with this. Hopefully this type of app interests users into learning more about the real world and not just virtual world.
投稿者：westworldDroid
★5
I'm dumb... ... so this thing is useless to me but its still cool to see it got made and its probably being used. Would be really good for things like teaching science or biology or chemistry and the like. Lots of little things you can do with the genes and strands. Pretty cool, but heavy on the science imho.
I can see myself using this in academia. This is a fantastic tool for studying, teaching myself and others, and even conducting a bit of my own research. I definitely plan to get an academic license for this.
For my purposes, incorporating more physical and chemical concepts would be extremely useful for electrochemical simulations to aid my real-life experiments. The biggest of these being intermolecular and surface forces.
I'm really looking forward to seeing where this goes. Matryx, the addition of other concepts, and all. Fantastic work!
A humble beginning to a big app. This type of apps are going to be huge and probably just part of our day to day lives in the future, Nanome team did a great job on making a user-friendly and detailed chemistry and molecular structure visualization app that has some cool features. I am working on a visualization app and I like what they are doing with this. Hopefully this type of app interests users into learning more about the real world and not just virtual world.
投稿者：westworldDroid
★5
※このレビューは翻訳表示しています。
勉強になった。私はまだ7年生だけど、プロテインについてもっと知りたいと思った。
投稿者：GoodDays13
Educational. This made me look into proteins and learn more about them, even though I'm only in 7th grade.
The only reason I use VR. Apps like Nanome are the only reason I use VR. I am no biochemist, etc., but the value of having actually been inside a molecule cannot be understated. I have spoken with professors that love Nanome for educational purposes, and are trying to get this used in their University. This YT video says it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrdpHPAbi48
The pinnacle of VR molecules. This is the most polished scientific VR app I know off. I don't really care about molecules, but If I did, I'd come here.
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