What's New in Biomolecules in Wolfram Language

Biomolecules such as proteins, RNA and DNA are the building blocks of life. Access to computable biomolecular structural data is integral to biology education and research. Wolfram Language has several functions and connections to external databases that enable computations on biomolecular structures. In this talk, bioinformatics developer Soutick Saha highlights functions for analyzing and visualizing biomolecular structures, predicting protein structures from their sequences and comparing the structures of a pair of biomolecules. He also demonstrates accessing protein structure and sequence-related information using service connections and their applications.