Anyone have Microsoft Visual Studio (Or can open PDB files)?

[Zylka]

http://www.chem.arizona.edu/faculty/kuko/research/chime/feo18e.pdb

If by chance anyone can view that in 3D format.. would you be so kind as to share a screenshot or two of it?

Or is there a trial program available to view PDBs?

[Asher]

HEADER    BJD feo18e
COMPND    HHHHCCOOCCOOCCFe
ATOM      1 Fe   ???     1       0.000   0.000   0.102
ATOM      2  C   ???     1       1.812   0.000   0.118
ATOM      3  C   ???     1      -1.812   0.000   0.118
ATOM      4  O   ???     1       2.955   0.000   0.181
ATOM      5  O   ???     1      -2.955   0.000   0.181
ATOM      6  C   ???     1       0.000  -1.493  -0.937
ATOM      7  C   ???     1       0.000   1.493  -0.937
ATOM      8  O   ???     1       0.000  -2.450  -1.582
ATOM      9  O   ???     1       0.000   2.450  -1.582
ATOM     10  C   ???     1       0.000  -0.705   2.064
ATOM     11  C   ???     1       0.000   0.705   2.064
ATOM     12  H   ???     1       0.896  -1.253   2.283
ATOM     13  H   ???     1      -0.896  -1.253   2.283
ATOM     14  H   ???     1       0.896   1.253   2.283
ATOM     15  H   ???     1      -0.896   1.253   2.283
END

That's what Visual Studio .NET 2003 shows?

[Asher]

It's a Protein Data Bank object, not a Program Debug object for VS.

And it appears to be malformed:

[Asher]

Viewer: http://www.expasy.org/spdbv/text/dow...ence+agreement

[Zylka]

Cheers Dave

apparently not a ritzy 3d molecule, eh. Oh well