I know that, but thanks.

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jivvy <web### [at] freegraphicscom> schreef in berichtnieuws
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> > As an ex-biochemist I wondered why there is so much variation in color
> (many
> > different atoms) and so little variation in size between the different
> kinds
> > of atoms...  But then: these viruses are weird!
>
> I think this was meant as a quite colorful joke only... it doesn't really
> looking anything at all like HIV...
>
> Claire
>
>

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Are you saying that you haven't used more than 5 colours?? RNA has C, N, O,
P, and H only... :<

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Psychomek <psy### [at] cyberhighwaynet> schreef in berichtnieuws
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> This Particular RNA strand has over 9000 atoms in it....  that is the
reason for
> the Color variation
>
> Sander wrote:

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I Was too fast answering: wanted to add I have been an electron microscopist
for 25 years. But HIV hasn't been my interest. More like plant viruses, to
start with. Never made pictures of RNA, though.

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Sander <san### [at] stolscom> schreef in berichtnieuws
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> Are you saying that you haven't used more than 5 colours?? RNA has C, N,
O,
> P, and H only... :<
>
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> Sander
>
>
> Psychomek <psy### [at] cyberhighwaynet> schreef in berichtnieuws
> 389DCD9F.FECF48F6@cyberhighway.net...
> > This Particular RNA strand has over 9000 atoms in it....  that is the
> reason for
> > the Color variation
> >
> > Sander wrote:
>
>
>

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Sander wrote:

> Are you saying that you haven't used more than 5 colours?? RNA has C, N, O,
> P, and H only... :<
>
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> Regards,
> Sander
>
> Psychomek <psy### [at] cyberhighwaynet> schreef in berichtnieuws
> 389DCD9F.FECF48F6@cyberhighway.net...
> > This Particular RNA strand has over 9000 atoms in it....  that is the
> reason for
> > the Color variation
> >
> > Sander wrote:

Actually I am not a molecular Biologist myself.  so i didn't really know that
But i did download this RNA from the PDB database and on the Unknown color
atoms i just added the C color that comes with Moray. I never deleted the
Unused textures so not really sure what all colors are in it

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Psychomek wrote:

> No real computer virus here just a computer generated biological virus
>
> David Fontaine wrote:
>
> > So does this virus attack my antivirus software and then mutate its code?

I know, but that is what HIV does to people...

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David Fontaine wrote:
> 
> So does this virus attack my antivirus software and then mutate its code?
> 

No, just your JPEGs. So the next time you have a render that didn't
turn out exactly as you planned, you can conveniently blame it on
having opened this post. :)

Charles

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Good thing i always use protection...
Vedy interestingk.....

Psychomek wrote:

> Behold the DEADLY Beauty!!!!!!
> Your Computer now has the Beta Version of Aids.jpg
>
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  [Image]

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Psychomek <psy### [at] cyberhighwaynet> writes:

> Sorry to all i Offended But as a Homosexual i think the AIDS virus in
> computer generated form looks beautiful and it was a tasteless joke i
> agree...  but i had to get your attention somehow.....

IMHO good or interesting images (as yours) get attention in this group.
There is NO NEED TO CRY nor to use several exclamation marks!!!!
A descriptive subjects is helpful, too.

On the other hand, I have no problem with you mentioning that the virus 
looks beautiful despite its deadliness.

Thomas

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Sander wrote:

> I Was too fast answering: wanted to add I have been an electron microscopist
> for 25 years. But HIV hasn't been my interest. More like plant viruses, to
> start with. Never made pictures of RNA, though.

    Unless I missed something, which is very, very likely, there is no or there
is only one image of what might be HIV.

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"Psychomek" <psy### [at] cyberhighwaynet> wrote in message
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> Behold the DEADLY Beauty!!!!!!
> Your Computer now has the Beta Version of Aids.jpg

complexity, simplicity and beauty - nice work!

Rick

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