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'''Sirius''' is a molecular modeling and analysis system developed by Oleksandr (Sasha) Buzko at [[San Diego Supercomputer Center]]. Sirius is designed to support advanced user requirements that go beyond simple display of small [[molecule]]s and [[protein]]s. In addition to high quality interactive [[3D graphics]], Sirius supports structure building, displaying [[protein]] or [[DNA]] [[primary sequence]]s, access to remote data sources and visualization of [[molecular dynamics]] trajectories. Sirius can be used for [[scientific visualization]] and analysesanalysis, as well as for [[chemistry]] and [[biology]] instruction.

== The key features ==