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Explore molecules, proteins, and nucleic acids at the atomic scale with Nanome, a VR tool for design and simulation in education and research. Load structures from RCSB, PubChem, or Drugbank, then visualize and manipulate them in real-time. Host password-protected rooms for remote collaboration, assign presenters, and block users as needed. Save workspaces, export in PDB or SDF formats, and play trajectory animations with multi-SDF ligand and electron density map support. Leading pharmaceutical companies and biotech teams rely on it for drug discovery across global sites. Top university educators teach chemistry by letting students examine protein shapes and drug structures to grasp their functions.

Step into Nanome and experience the world at the molecular level. From drug discovery to chemistry class, Nanome is a powerful tool for research and education. Visualize, design, and simulate chemical compounds, proteins, and nucleic acids like never before. Collaborate remotely in real-time, save workspaces, and share. Leading pharmaceutical and biotech companies use Nanome to accelerate drug discovery and collaborate with distributed teams across the globe. Educators at top universities use Nanome to teach chemistry in virtual reality, allowing students to explore shapes of proteins and drug compounds and to learn how these structures explain function.

Features:

• Load from RCSB, PubChem, Drugbank or from your local computer
  
• Host a password protected room
  
• Join private rooms
  
• Save VR workspaces
  
• Assign presenter & block users
  
• Export molecules in PDB/SDF format
  
• Play Trajectory Animations
  
• Multi SDF Ligand support
  
• Electron Density Map Support (CCP4 & DSN6)
  
• Load unlimited molecules
  
  
  Publication in the Journal of Molecular Modelling:
  
  Nanome is available on all the major VR stores such as Oculus, Viveport, and SideQuest.
  
  Download Nanome today and experience the future of molecular design.
  
  
  Publication in the Journal of Molecular Modelling:
  
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