GoMol is a software tool designed for the analysis and visualization of protein structures.
It integrates algorithms, including the Needleman-Wunsch algorithm for global sequence alignment,
the Kabsch algorithm for 3D structural alignment, and ray tracing with Phong shading for 3D visualization.
The tool offers a graphical interface allowing input of PDB IDs and customization of coloring options for 3D visual comparisons.
GoMol's applications span education, experimental protocol validation, drug discovery, molecular dynamics, and evolutionary biology,
making it a versatile platform for exploring protein structure and sequence relationships.
The results demonstrate its ability to emphasize structural similarities and differences in protein conformational states through visualizations.
The tool's diverse functionalities position it as a valuable resource in various scientific domains.
Figure Description
1. Diagram of Software Architecture
2. Ray tracing for 3D Visualization
3. Kabsch algorithm for Protein Alignment
3D Protein Image Description
1. Coloring Lysosome by Different Atom
2. Coloring Hemoglobin by Different Sidechain