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✓ Published: 27-Jul-2019
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Virtual reality tutorial. Virtual Protein / secondary structure / alpha-helix, beta-sheetnnWe created the Dynamic Virtual Protein project (DVP), a VR tool, for the visualization of proteins aimed at an audience of high school and college students. The tool is simple, fast, intuitive, and does not require previous knowledge of proteins, chemistry, physics or biology. The DVP introduces the manipulation of proteins to high school students to expose them to the fascinating world of bio-chemistry an
Virtual reality tutorial. Virtual Protein / secondary structure / alpha-helix, beta-sheetnnWe created the Dynamic Virtual Protein project (DVP), a VR tool, for the visualization of proteins aimed at an audience of high school and college students. The tool is simple, fast, intuitive, and does not require previous knowledge of proteins, chemistry, physics or biology. The DVP introduces the manipulation of proteins to high school students to expose them to the fascinating world of bio-chemistry an
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