MGLTools gallery

Images made with MGLTools, from the MGLTools galleries and the original MGLTools website. Click an image to enlarge it.

sleeping dna

FAAH detail

the secret life of a water molecule

The incredible underestimated power of

smoke on the water15c

smoke on the water10

Rings 1W96 image3

nice color

hug me tight2

Hells gate

glam molecules7

electrolights in the night3

desolvation nest10 lotr5

desolvation nest2

chaosAD1

anewdefault

Two lobes of a protein shown as translucent red and blue molecular surfaces with ribbon and stick models inside.

PMV rendering of a two-domain protein with transparent molecular surfaces over ribbons and sticks. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.

AutoDockTools window with a ribbon receptor and a stick ligand in its binding pocket on a black background.

AutoDockTools setting up a docking calculation with the ligand in the receptor binding site. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.

Vision editor with a node library on top and connected nodes, including a color wheel node, on the canvas.

A Vision visual-programming network wiring nodes together to build a computation. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.

PMV window showing a protein surface colored red, white and blue by electrostatic potential with a color map legend.

PMV displaying a molecular surface colored by electrostatic potential. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.

Spherical virus capsid made of green and red subunits forming a pattern of pentamers on a black background.

A complete icosahedral virus capsid (PDB 1cwp) rendered in PMV. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.

Large spherical virus core built of many translucent surface subunits in purple, blue, green and red.

The bluetongue virus core assembled and colored by subunit in PMV. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.

Transparent red and blue electrostatic isosurfaces around a protein drawn as sticks and spheres, in a viewer window.

Electrostatic isocontours around superoxide dismutase (PDB 2sod) computed and displayed in PMV. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.

Top-down view of the barrel-shaped GroEL complex with gray translucent surfaces and purple and green subunits inside.

The GroEL chaperonin rendered in PMV with translucent surfaces over its subunits. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.

Gray translucent volume rendering of a human head in profile, showing skull and spine.

Volume rendering of a CT scan of a human head with PMV’s volume tools. Source: MGLTools website, mgltools.scripps.edu.
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