We at Trends in Biochemical Sciences share your enthusiasm for this feature and published an article by Kumar et al. in the Sept 2008 issue which demonstrates how to embed 3D models of biomolecules into PDFs. This was achieved using a combination of PyMol and Adobe's software.
As our currently featured article, it is available as a free download from the TiBS pages at the Cell Press website (the 3D version of the paper is supplemental material to the article).
We at Trends in Biochemical Sciences share your enthusiasm for this feature and published an article by Kumar et al. in the Sept 2008 issue which demonstrates how to embed 3D models of biomolecules into PDFs. This was achieved using a combination of PyMol and Adobe's software.
As our currently featured article, it is available as a free download from the TiBS pages at the Cell Press website (the 3D version of the paper is supplemental material to the article).
Jonathan Tyzack
Editor, TiBS
EditorTiBS 3 years ago