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Category Archives: Molecular structures
Walking the cellular highways
We know for some time, how the cellular transporters directed towards the periphery (kinesins, the red ones in the animation below) are walking their (microtubule) cellular highways… Continue reading
Molecular Cages
The molecular cages visualized below have been described by Liu et al in Science, volume 322, page 436… Continue reading
RNA-Quadruplex – the dance of the guanines
RNA-molecules form a variety of different structures and here is one of the more unusual ones: a quadruplex formed by the interaction of guanines form four different stretches of the molecule… Continue reading
Hydrophobic core
Proteins soluble in water in general contain hydrophobic amino acids in the internal, core regions and… Continue reading
Posted in Molecular structures
Tagged amino acid, cellulase, hydrophilic, hydrophobic, protein
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Substrate binding
This post will focus on the substrate binding pocket of the cellulase introduced recently… Continue reading
The true nature of proteins
In the following postings I will explore some possibilities of the raytracing program Pov-ray to visualize protein structures… Continue reading
Posted in Molecular structures
Tagged cellulase, cellulose, Data visualization, fungal, protein, structure, X-ray crystallography
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