Method for organizing and depicting biological elements
OwnerSean O'Donoghue, Karsten Fries +2inventors
InventorsSean O'Donoghue, Karsten Fries, Joachim Meyer, Andrea Schafferhans
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OwnerSean O'Donoghue, Karsten Fries +2inventors
InventorsSean O'Donoghue, Karsten Fries, Joachim Meyer, Andrea Schafferhans
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The invention relates to a method and apparatus for depicting one or more biological elements in a basic environment by means of a data processing system comprising the steps of obtaining one or more data sets relating to a biological element, determining at least one first feature element from said data sets, said feature element providing information on a relation between said biological element and said basic environment, obtaining data determining a graphical representation for depicting at least one of the biological elements corresponding to said one or more data sets determining a relation between the graphical representation of said basic environment and said graphical representation on the basis of said first feature element, providing means for effecting that in a graphical representation of said environment generated from said data said graphical representation of said biological element is depicted as located on said display of said basic environment element according to said relation determined on the basis of said first feature element. The invention also provides for a method and apparatus for handling three-dimensional representions of biological molecules, such as proteins and protein complexes.
Method for depicting one or more biological elements in a basic environment by means of a data processing system comprising the steps of:
Method according to any of the above claims wherein said basic environment element is a representation chosen from the group comprising an organism, one or more tissue types, an organ, a cell, an organelle, a sub-cellular compartment, a complex of molecules, a molecule, an atom and/or a sub atomic particle.
Method according to any of the above claims comprising the step of determining the area that is depicted in said display of said basic environment element by selecting an area in a second display of said basic environment element.
Method according to one of claims 1 to 26, characterised by the steps of a method according to one of claims 28 to 93, 129 to 134 or 136 to 139.
Method of visualising biological entities, especially linear macromolecules, by means of a data processing system, comprising the steps of
Method of visualising biological entities, especially linear polymer molecules or ensembles of polymer molecules, by means of a data processing system, comprising the steps of
Method of visualising linear polymer molecules or ensembles of linear polymer molecules, especially biological macromolecules, by means of a data processing system comprising the steps of
Method of visualising biological entities, especially linear polymer molecules, by means of a data processing system comprising the steps of
Apparatus for organizing and depicting one or more biological elements, said apparatus comprising:
Apparatus for visualising biological entities, especially linear polymer molecules or ensembles of linear polymer molecules, comprising:
Apparatus for visualising biological entities, especially linear polymer molecules or ensembles of linear polymer molecules, comprising:
Apparatus for visualising linear polymer molecules or ensembles of linear polymer molecules, especially biological macromolecules or ensembles thereof, comprising:
Apparatus for visualising biological entities, especially linear polymer molecules or ensembles thereof, comprising:
Method of retrieving information regarding the structure of one-dimensional biological molecules by means of a data processing system, said molecules being determined by a sequence of elements, comprising the steps of:
Method of visualising an ensemble of linear polymer molecules comprising the steps of
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.