About the Product

• Biochemistry in 3D was produced in 2000 as a supplement to Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry, 3rd ed..
• It is still available for free on the Web from the publisher.
• Last updated 2000-06-10. This product is not under active development.

Product Specs

• Selected Features:
  • Comprehensive coverage.
  • Scientifically accurate.
  • 3D animations and controls.
  • Multi-function control panels.
  • Full literature citations.
  • Command line interface.
  • Full text support.
  • Clean and intuitive interface.
• System Requirements:
  • Mac OS 8-9; Windows 95-XP.
  • Netscape 4.x ONLY.
  • Javascript 1.2 and CSS1.
  • MDL Chime 2.

Biochemistry in 3D is a suite of comprehensive 3D animations embedded in a highly interactive Web interface. It was initially produced in 2000 as a supplement to Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry, 3rd ed. (Nelson & Cox), a leading undergraduate biochemistry textbook, and covers a wide range of fundamental biochemistry concepts including protein structure, nucleic acid structure, DNA-binding proteins, hemoglobin, restriction enzymes, ribozymes, and more. Preview a screenshot.

Peptide binding cleft of HLA-DR1, a human MHC Class II protein.

Taken from Biochemistry in 3D, copyright 2000 by Worth Publishers.