在VRML中可视化代谢网络

I. Rojdestvenski, M. Cottam
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一个成功的数据收集可视化应该满足相互冲突的需求:不同数据格式的统一、对意外发现研究的支持、对分层结构的支持、可算法性、巨大的信息密度、互联网就绪性等。传统的二维代谢途径表示缺乏紧凑性和信息密度。虚拟现实(VR)在工程、建筑设计、娱乐和通信等领域取得了重大进展。使用VR进行科学可视化的明显优势是潜意识导向,概览和细节之间的折衷,记忆搜索结果和自定义。我们尝试使用沉浸式抽象3D可视化代谢网络的可能性。我们提出了试验代谢网络可视化(MNV)软件,它产生代谢网络作为VRML(虚拟现实建模语言)世界的图形表示。代谢网络中的实体被确定为“隔室”、“物种”、“反应”和“转运体”。使用简单的脚本语言描述上述对象的属性。MNV软件的演示可在http://130.239.139.41/sciencevr/mnv/indexview.html上获得。
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Visualizing metabolic networks in VRML
A successful data collection visualization should satisfy conflicting requirements: unification of diverse data formats, support for serendipity research, support of hierarchical structures, algorithmizability, vast information density, Internet-readiness, etc. The traditional 2D representations of metabolic pathways lack compactness and information density. Virtual reality (VR) has made significant progress in engineering, architectural design, entertainment and communication. Evident advantages of using VR for scientific visualization are subconscious orientation, compromise between overview and detail, memorizing search results, and customization. We experiment with the possibility of using immersive abstract 3D visualizations of metabolic networks. We present the trial Metabolic Network Visualizer (MNV) software, which produces graphical representation of a metabolic network as a VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) world. The entities in the metabolic network are identified as "compartment", "species", "reaction" and "transporter". The properties of the above objects are described using a simple scripting language. The demonstration of the MNV software is available at http://130.239.139.41/sciencevr/mnv/indexview.html.
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