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In 1998, encouraged by [[User:Joel L. Sussman|Joel Sussman]], [[User:Eric Martz|Eric Martz]] released a ''Protein Morpher'' website<ref>The  [http://www.umass.edu/microbio/chime/morpher ''Protein Morpher'' website] is difficult to view today because it requires obsolete software, and has not been maintained. It was later superceded by the ability of ''Protein Explorer'' to display morphs ([http://morphs.proteinexplorer.org morphs.proteinexplorer.org]).</ref> which displayed morphs of several molecules using the MDL Chime browser plugin<ref name='history' />. A few years later, he incorporated morph animation capability into [http://proteinexplorer.org Protein Explorer]<ref name='pe' />, where he implemented [http://morphs.proteinexplorer.org a number of additional morphs].
In 1998, encouraged by [[User:Joel L. Sussman|Joel Sussman]], [[User:Eric Martz|Eric Martz]] released a ''Protein Morpher'' website<ref>The  [http://www.umass.edu/microbio/chime/morpher ''Protein Morpher'' website] is difficult to view today because it requires obsolete software, and has not been maintained. It was later superceded by the ability of ''Protein Explorer'' to display morphs ([http://morphs.proteinexplorer.org morphs.proteinexplorer.org]).</ref> which displayed morphs of several molecules using the MDL Chime browser plugin<ref name='history' />. A few years later, he incorporated morph animation capability into [http://proteinexplorer.org Protein Explorer]<ref name='pe' />, where he implemented [http://morphs.proteinexplorer.org a number of additional morphs].


About 2004, Karsten Theis, Craig Martin and coworkers released several morphs that were unusual because they involved [[#Modeling Intermediate Key Frames|hand-modeled intermediate key frames]], and in one case<ref PMID:7663945></ref>, proposed the actual trajectory of the conformational change.
About 2004, Karsten Theis, Craig Martin and coworkers released several morphs that were unusual because they involved [[#Modeling Intermediate Key Frames|hand-modeled intermediate key frames]], and in one case<ref>PMID:7663945</ref>, proposed the actual trajectory of the conformational change.


==Visualizing Morphs==
==Visualizing Morphs==