Picture this: Molecular imagery plays an indispensable role in the study of biomolecular structure and function, and the dissemination of these results to colleagues, educators, and the general public. An interdisciplinary combination of structural science, computer graphics, art, and illustration has provided a diverse collection of methods that may be used to explore and present biomolecular subjects, such as the impression of the DNA inside an E. coli cell shown here. Some highlights of the current field of molecular graphics are presented in this essay.
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