Macromolecule viewer#63
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…s pdb files as cif
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Per #169:
cif&pdbwhich lets us visualize proteins but also other macromolecules like nucleic acids, carbohydrates and lipids. Thecifformat is the more "modern" and preferred file format, where pdb is more antiquated..mmol.jsonfile format to store macromolecules. For now this is nothing more than a wrapper around a cif/pdb file, but it will allow us to store notes and tags later on..smol.jsonfiles, with backward compatibilty provided for.mol.jsonfiles.show protein '2g64'supporting FASTA and PDB idDataframe & CSV input not yet supported but this can be done easily once it's more clear how this kind of input will look like.