Thomas Davie wrote:
>> It's pretty simple. I work in a Pharmacology department, and my life would be
> immesurably easier if I had access to some sort of moelcular modelling
> program. Occasionally I design drugs, and occasionally do drug/protein
> interaction studies. But, my boss won't spring the major dollars for a
> modelling program. Understandable really.
>> Now, if there is a share/freeware modelling program out there that will alow
> me to construct/piece together molecules from individual atoms (it would be
> nice if I could rotate them as well, but I'm not expecting this from
> share/freeware) that would be fantastic. I'm pretty sure I could then convince
> my boss of the utility of a commercial purchase.
>> If anyone has any info/programs, please email me or respond publicly.
>> Thank You
>> Thomas Davie
> Dept. of Pharmacology and Therapeutics
> Univ of Manitoba
>tdavie at escape.ca
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