Protein Visualization in Wolfram Language: Wolfram U Class

How to use Wolfram to explore 2D and 3D biomolecule visualizations. Compute and visualize key features that help you understand the functional biology of the biomolecules. Video class.

Summary
The Wolfram Language ProteinVisualization paclet is for researchers, educators and anyone else interested in structural biology. Learn the basics of these functions and how to visualize biomolecules. In this video, you will explore examples of 2D and 3D visualizations in chemistry and biology, as well as use computation to understand the structural and functional biology of biomolecules.

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You'll Learn To

Use the ProteinVisualization paclet
Use the ProteinBackboneAtomPlot, AmidePlanePlot and DihedralAnglePlot functions for education
Use the ProteinContactMap, ResidueDistanceMatrix and ProteinContactGraphPlot functions for research
Generate 2D and 3D structures of amino acids, peptides, amide planes and dihedral angles
Calculate and plot dihedral angle distributions and the pairwise distance between residues
Visualize residue-residue interactions in proteins