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Computational chemistry visualisations.
Four FFMSIRFF peptides on a POPC membrane
Molecular dynamics snapshot of four peptides interacting with a POPC lipid bilayer. Tachyon render showing aqueous phase as transparent QuickSurf projection.
FmocFF nanotube undergoing syneresis
FmocFF is known to form nanotubes at ca. pH 4-7 which undergo syneresis (collapse by squeezing water out, like old yoghurt) at elevated pH. We simulated this using constant pH molecular dynamics; the beads show green (deprotonated) and red (protonated) C-termini of FmocFF. The presence of Fmoc and the 3D structure cause the apparent pKa of the C-termini to shift substantially.
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Peptide sequence space volume
Planetary orbs accurately scaled by volume representing the different sizes of peptide data sets from 2 to 7 amino acid residues.
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Nickle Nanoparticle
Nickle Nanoparticle encapsulated in a reverse micremulsion of TX-100/hexanmol. This image was taken with a TEM in Bristol University, fond memories of cold dark days in that room peering into atomic level structures.
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Non-covalent Interactions
Hydrocarbon Soluble Alkali-Metal-Aluminium Complex.
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Tripeptide crystal.
Peptide crystals that open and close depending on the humidity and pH.
Nipah virus Glycoprotein G (NiV-G)
First time using Blender. Well, Mol* exported to Blender.
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The only non-AI generated image on this website.