ProteinViewerApp

Name: ProteinViewerApp
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: JONG HYUN LEE

For Students and Researchers

$4.99 · Designed for iPad

2 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

JONG HYUN LEE
Language

EN
English
Size

8.5
MB

ProteinViewerApp is a 3D viewer and learning tool designed to help you intuitively understand protein structures. Key Features 1. 3D Protein Viewer: Rotate, zoom, and highlight chains and ligands with step-by-step structural insights (levels 1–4). 2. Educational Mode: Learn by category, including enzymes, hormones, and defense proteins. 3. Multiple Rendering Styles: Explore structures with ribbon, surface, stick, and more visualization options. 4. PDB Integration: Access the latest protein data directly from the RCSB Protein Data Bank and import custom PDB files. 5. Optimized Learning Experience: Clear terminology explanations and an education-friendly UI/UX. Why ProteinViewerApp? • For students: Experience the excitement of exploring protein structures beyond textbooks. • For researchers: Boost research efficiency with precise analysis and access to up-to-date data. Make science more engaging, more accessible. Download ProteinViewerApp now and explore the world of proteins at your fingertips!

Ratings & Reviews

3.0

out of 5

2 Ratings

Can’t open a pdb file that is on my iPad
12/08/2025

EricTieGuy
It appears that this app can only download pdb files from the RCSB. I have docked ligands into a protein and saved them in pdb format, but there is no clear way to open them.

Developer Response
Thank you for your feedback.You are absolutely right — earlier versions of the app only supported downloading PDB structures directly from the RCSB.We’re happy to let you know that this functionality has now been added.The latest version of the app allows users to import their own PDB files, including structures with docked ligands (ATOM / HETATM records) stored locally on the device.You can import your custom PDB files via the file import option in the app and view both protein and ligand structures together.We sincerely appreciate your feedback, as it directly helped prioritize this improvement.If you encounter any issues or have further suggestions, please feel free to reach out at any time.If this update resolves your issue, we would greatly appreciate it if you could consider updating your review.
Can’t open a pdb file that is on my iPad
12/08/2025

EricTieGuy

It appears that this app can only download pdb files from the RCSB. I have docked ligands into a protein and saved them in pdb format, but there is no clear way to open them.
Developer Response 12/12/2025
Thank you for your feedback.You are absolutely right — earlier versions of the app only supported downloading PDB structures directly from the RCSB.We’re happy to let you know that this functionality has now been added.The latest version of the app allows users to import their own PDB files, including structures with docked ligands (ATOM / HETATM records) stored locally on the device.You can import your custom PDB files via the file import option in the app and view both protein and ligand structures together.We sincerely appreciate your feedback, as it directly helped prioritize this improvement.If you encounter any issues or have further suggestions, please feel free to reach out at any time.If this update resolves your issue, we would greatly appreciate it if you could consider updating your review.

What's New: - Import and visualize custom PDB files from your device - Support for ligand-docked structures (ATOM + HETATM records) - Enhanced protein information display with detailed structure analysis - Improved ligand rendering with proper color highlighting