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RasMol<ref name='ras1995'>RasMol: Biomolecular graphics for all, by Roger A. Sayle and E. James Milner-White, ''Trends in Biochemical Sciences'' '''20'''(Sept):374-376, 1995. This is the primary citation for public-domain RasMol. Publications on RasMol for the prior and subsequent few years are listed at [http://rasmol.molviz.org/rasbib.htm RasMol.MolviZ.Org].</ref> is a very popular, open-source [[Molecular modeling and visualization software|macromolecular visualization]] stand-alone program, first released in 1993. From its release until 1999, nearly all of RasMol was written by Roger A. Sayle, initially while a student. | RasMol<ref name='ras1995'>RasMol: Biomolecular graphics for all, by Roger A. Sayle and E. James Milner-White, ''Trends in Biochemical Sciences'' '''20'''(Sept):374-376, 1995. This is the primary citation for public-domain RasMol. Publications on RasMol for the prior and subsequent few years are listed at [http://rasmol.molviz.org/rasbib.htm RasMol.MolviZ.Org].</ref> is a very popular, open-source [[Molecular modeling and visualization software|macromolecular visualization]] stand-alone program, first released in 1993. From its release until 1999, nearly all of RasMol was written by Roger A. Sayle, initially while a student. Beginning in 2000, development continued by volunteers under an open-source license. | ||
==Public Domain RasMol (1993 - 2000)== | ==Public Domain RasMol (1993 - 2000)== | ||
