Releases: robert-mcdermott/proteoscope
v0.4
Added cartoon/ribbon visualization style.
What's Changed
- Cartoon ribbon visualization by @robert-mcdermott in #2
Full Changelog: v0.3...v0.4
v0.3
- Fixed dropdown menu background issue on some browsers
- Added ability to arbitrarily toggle protein chains
Full Changelog: v0.2...v0.3
v0.2
v0.2 Changes:
- Proteoscope now accepts .cif and .mmcif files
- Visible metadata strip: format, method, resolution, entry ID, active assembly
- PDBx/mmCIF biological assembly support
- Assembly selector appears only when assemblies exist, with a 300,000 atoms/model safety limit.
- Mobile/desktop layout polish so the new metadata does not collide with search or controls
What's Changed
- Modern file format support by @robert-mcdermott in #1
New Contributors
- @robert-mcdermott made their first contribution in #1
Full Changelog: v0.1...v0.2
v0.1 Initial Release
Proteoscope is an application for interactive 3D visualization of Protein Data Bank (.pdb) structures. It is written as a single Go binary that embeds the browser UI, static assets, and bundled PDB files, then serves the application on a local URL.
Proteoscope is designed for exploratory structural biology work: load a PDB, inspect chains and ligands, switch molecular representations, color by scientific properties, search atoms or residues, measure distances, and export publication-prep screenshots.
Download a binary release version for your platform below.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/robert-mcdermott/proteoscope/commits/v0.1