Ra. Laskowski, SURFNET - A PROGRAM FOR VISUALIZING MOLECULAR-SURFACES, CAVITIES, ANDINTERMOLECULAR INTERACTIONS, Journal of molecular graphics, 13(5), 1995, pp. 323
The SURFNET program generates molecular surfaces and gaps between surf
aces from 3D coordinates supplied in a PDB-format file. The gap region
s can correspond to the voids between two or more molecules, or to the
internal cavities and surface grooves within a single molecule. The p
rogram is particularly useful in clearly delineating the regions of th
e active site of a protein. It can also generate 3D contour surfaces o
f the density distributions of any set of 3D data points. All output s
urfaces cart be viewed interactively, along with the molecules or data
points in question, using some of the best-known molecular modeling p
ackages. In addition, PostScript output is available, and the generate
d surfaces can be rendered using various other graphics packages.