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EyeChem 1.0: a modular chemistry toolkit for collaborative molecular visualization.

Abstract

EyeChem is a network-aware and modular molecular visualization toolkit used within the Iris Explorer Visualization program. Use of the toolkit is illustrated via four typical EyeChem applications, which consist of Explorer maps constructed from chemically oriented modules and developed for use over the new generation of fast networks such as the UK SuperJanet system. EyeChem can also be used to prepare multimedia style visualizations in Quicktime or MPEG format of molecular properties and wavefunctions for archiving via the gopher+ wide area information system. The use of such information in electronic publishing of chemical information is discussed.

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O Casher, S M Green, H S Rzepa. 1994. EyeChem 1.0: a modular chemistry toolkit for collaborative molecular visualization.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0263-7855(94)80092-8

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