Random IconThe tableStructures for Molecular Biology
lists some of the molecules and complexes that are described in the readings for Molecular Biology courses. Interactive images of these structures can be viewed by following the links indicated under Description. The Reference column is the literature citation (and PubMed link) for the paper that describes each structure.
See Viewing Tips below, for pointers on how to manipulate the linked Chime images.
DescriptionReferenceThe above pages are intended to accompany your reading
of the descriptions found in the research articles for each structure.
They might also serve as a starting point for exploring
the models on your own using the RasMol program.
B-Form DNA helixDrew et al. (1981) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci.78 2179.
A-Form RNA helixDock-Bregeon et al. (1989) J. Mol. Biol.209 459.
AHammerHead Ribozime RNAT.Tuschl, C.Gohlke, T.M.Jovin, E.Westhof, F.Eckstein
Rna Hammerhead Ribozyme (Fluorescence Transfer)
Oct 20, 1994 1RMN J. PDB. 1RMN.
AHammerHead Ribozime 1FG1W.G.Scott, J.B.Murray
Model Of A Hypothesized Hammerhead Ribozyme Conformational Change
Jul 26, 2000 1FG1 J. PDB. 1FG1.
AHammerHead Ribozime 1MMEW.G.Scott, J.T.Finch, A.Klug
The Crystal Structure Of An All-Rna Hammerhead Ribozyme A Proposed Mechanism For Rna Catalytic Cleavage
Dec 09, 1995 1MME J. PDB. 1MME.
AHammerHead Ribozime 299DW.G.Scott, J.B.Murray, J.R.P.Arnold, B.L.Stoddard, A.Klug
Capturing The Structure Of A Catalytic Rna Intermediate
Dec 14, 1996299D J. PDB. 299D.
AHammerHead Ribozime 300DW.G.Scott, J.B.Murray, J.R.P.Arnold, B.L.Stoddard, A.Klug
Capturing The Structure Of A Catalytic Rna Intermediate
Dec 14, 1996300D J. PDB. 300D.
cAMP Receptor Protein (CRP)Schultz et al. (1991) Science253 1001.
Yeast GAL4 ProteinMarmorstein et al. (1992) Nature356 408.
Yeast DNA19 bp fragmentMarmorstein et al. (1992) Nature356 408.
Human hnRNP A1Shamoo et al. (1997) Nat. Struct. Biol.4 33.
snRNP U1AOubridge et al. (1994) Nature372 432.
EF-Tu, tRNAPhe, and GTPNissen et al. (1995) Science270 1464.
Zif268 zinc finger*Elrod-Erickson et al. (1996) Structure4 1171.

Viewing Tips

The images displayed on the linked pages require the Chemscape Chime plug-in. All of the Mac's and PC's in the CMU computer clusters have this Netscape plug-in installed. To see whether it is installed on your Mac, select "About Plugins..." under the Apple menu.
In addition to simply displaying the molecular structures on a WWW page, the Chime plug-in allows the viewer to manipulate the image with pull-down menu choices, mouse and keyboard actions, and button-clicks. A demonstration of these additional features can be found at the Chime Features page. The Chime Viewer's Guide provides an outline summary of these mouse and keyboard controls.

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Dr. William McClure
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Department of Biological Sciences
Carnegie Mellon University
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Last modified December 4, 1998.