Old PDB Programs

Old BNL PDB programs

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These are programs from the old BNL Protein Data Bank program tape, reissued under the GPL with the permission of DOE, NIH and NSF and the original authors. Programs will be made visible here only after conversion to modern Fortran.

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2012-11-17

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