I think this is a *very* funny image.

Needs some work, but still funny.

I am laughing inside.

Peter Warren
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Noah A wrote in message <389CD4B4.9B0B3262@powersurfr.com>...
>very good i'd rerender with less reflection and maybe radiosity perhaps a
>steriogram? and pick a collaborative color cheame
I would humbly suggest that the color cheame is
not a problem with this pic.

Not being a chemist I would nonetheless pick a
more Paisley Park color scheme for this image.
You know, all light and fluffy.

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

Peter Warren
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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!

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

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In some other ngs I have a filter which delets posts with more than 3
exclamation marks.. Glad I don't here, cause I enjoyed your image. 
How did you make this? (And is there a cure?)

sig.

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

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Psychomek wrote:
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> Psychomek wrote:
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> > Behold the DEADLY Beauty!!!!!!
> > Your Computer now has the Beta Version of Aids.jpg
> >
> >   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >  [Image]
> 
> This is the Computer Model of the Aids Virus....   Pretty But Deadly....

Just the RNA strand?  In the litterature, the AIDS virus is always shown
as a "fuzzy" ball.

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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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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.....and they are
looking in to a new drug (a protein to be exact to block the AIDS virus
from even attaching itself to the T-20 cells but at the moment it is
just in it's first stage of human testing)

Bugs74 wrote:

> This is NOT funny...

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A PDB of the RNA of the HIV/AIDS virus and what you have seen is the Electron
Microscope images of the Virus with it's shell...  but this is just the RNA

Francois Labreque wrote:

> Psychomek wrote:
> >
> > Psychomek wrote:
> >
> > > Behold the DEADLY Beauty!!!!!!
> > > Your Computer now has the Beta Version of Aids.jpg
> > >
> > >   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > >  [Image]
> >
> > This is the Computer Model of the Aids Virus....   Pretty But Deadly....
>
> Just the RNA strand?  In the litterature, the AIDS virus is always shown
> as a "fuzzy" ball.
>
> --
> Francois Labreque | Unfortunately, there's no such thing as a snooze
>      flabreq      | button on a cat who wants breakfast.
>         @         |      - Unattributed quote from rec.humor.funny
>   attglobal.net

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Noah A wrote:

> very good i'd rerender with less reflection and maybe radiosity perhaps a
> steriogram? and pick a collaborative color cheame

I agree on the reflection and the radiosity but i am unable to do the steriogram
due to the fact i can't really see steriograms....   and the Color scheme is the
same as what the scientists would use (except for a few atoms which where didn't
have the colors attached when i got the PDB)

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

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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?
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> Psychomek wrote:
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> > Behold the DEADLY Beauty!!!!!!
> > Your Computer now has the Beta Version of Aids.jpg
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