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title: >-
    democapsid
message: "If you use this software, please cite it as below."
type: software
authors:
    - given-names: Daniel
      family-names: Negrón
      email: dnegron2@gmu.edu
      affiliation: George Mason University
      orcid: "https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6123-2441"
identifiers:
    - type: doi
      value: 10.1101/2020.12.02.408252
      description: The bioRxiv preprint of the paper.
repository-code: "https://github.com/dnanto/democapsid"
url: "https://github.com/dnanto/democapsid/capsid.html"
abstract: >-
    This work implements Caspar-Klug Theory to
    generate high-quality, vectorized capsid cartoons 
    in the browser and is the first online tool that 
    provides comprehensive style customization,
     geometry, and SVG export of icosahedra and nets
    with different lattice structures.
keywords:
    - virus
    - capsid
    - caspar-klug
    - moody
    - icosahedron
    - prolate
    - oblate
    - elongated
    - lattice
    - 2D
    - 3D
    - svg
    - biology
    - graphics
    - render
    - projection
    - perspective
    - publication
    - figure
    - demoscene
license: MIT
preferred-citation:
    type: article
    authors:
        - given-names: Daniel
          family-names: Negrón
          email: dnegron2@gmu.edu
          affiliation: George Mason University
          orcid: "https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6123-2441"
    doi: 10.1101/2020.12.02.408252
    journal: bioRxiv
    abstract: >-
        This work implements Caspar-Klug Theory to
        generate high-quality, vectorized capsid cartoons 
        in the browser and is the first online tool that 
        provides comprehensive style customization,
         geometry, and SVG export of icosahedra and nets
        with different lattice structures.
        Motivation Few online services exist for rendering
        high-quality viral capsid figures compatible with
        common productivity software to develop effective
        infographics in the field of virology.


        Results The capsid.js library renders class I viral
        capsids within an online application that
        parameterizes style options, perspectives, and
        lattice patterns with SVG export.


        Availability This project is actively developed on
        GitHub (https://github.com/dnanto/capsid),
        distributed under the MIT License, hosted on GitHub
        Pages, and runs on modern browsers
        (https://dnanto.github.io/capsid/capsid.html).


        Supplementary information Supplementary data are
        available on GitHub.
    month: 12
    title: >-
        Vectorized Capsid Rendering in the Browser with
        Capsid.js
    year: 2021
    keywords:
        - 2D
        - 3D
        - biology
        - capsid
        - caspar-klug
        - demoscene
        - elongated
        - figure
        - graphics
        - icosahedron
        - lattice
        - oblate
        - perspective
        - projection
        - prolate
        - publication
        - render
        - svg
        - virology
        - virus