Protein Science

Visualization of molecular images is an important means of interpreting structural and other data and of communicating scientific results in the field of protein science. Long-time readers of the journal Protein Science will recall that early issues of the journal were accompanied by a floppy disk containing graphical images in the pioneering kinemage format developed by David C. Richardson and Jane S. Richardson (The kinemage: A tool for scientific communication, Protein Science (1992) 1, 3-9.). Unfortunately, kinemages disappeared from Protein Science a decade ago. In the April issue of Protein Science, a Commentary by Li and Palmer (Protein Science (2009) 18, 678-681) offers the long-awaited return of interactive computer graphics to the journal.

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