- This script is a mirror at University of Hamburg - Department of Biology - homepage: http://www.umass.edu/microbio/rasmol/index.html

Antibody

Development supported by the Division of Undergraduate Education of the National Science Foundation.

Internet Explorer won't work -- use Netscape Navigator 3.01 or 4.01 or later.
Chime must be installed on your system. Macintosh users see here!
How to use Chime.
Antibody ( user-controlled mode for lectures or self-paced study.)
Rotation can be stopped with Chime's Menu.
Questions to help focus your tour.
Download for much faster operation! If you don't want the whole presentation, you can also download just the PDB files to view in RasMol.
Further Resources on Antibody (not yet implemented -- send your suggestions to Eric Martz).
Acknowledgements, sources of PDB files.
Easy instructions for creating tutorials like this one.

Download for faster/smoother operation. If you have a copy of this tutorial on your computer's hard disk, you can display it in Netscape without an Internet connection. Running the tutorial over the Internet will be slow, therefore it is STRONGLY recommended that you do download and run it locally when projecting to a class.

Improved versions of this tutorial and new animated tutorials will be posted on the Animated Tutorials Page at the RasMol Home Page, or on the UMass Chime Resources Site.

Version History

February 19, 1998, version 1.4. Added font size control.
January 24, 1998, version 1.3. Made compatible with Navigator 4.04 and Chime 2 under Windows 95..
October 13, 1997, version 1.2. Questions added. Hydrophobic core button added for Ig domain. Utilities now include white background for printing. Disulfide bonds shown in Fab:lysozyme backbone.
September 28, 1997, version 1.1. Added acknowledgements/sources of PDB files.
September 27, 1997, version 1.0. (adapted by Eric Martz from the RasMol "movie" script by Eric Martz, November 1995).

Feedback to Eric Martz.