Molecule gallery
612 products drawn from their real 3D coordinates (550 small molecules and payloads from PubChem, 62 antibody and protein backbones from the PDB), all rotating at once. Filter to a class, a payload or a target, click one to inspect it, and scroll down for the 451 products still waiting for a structure.
Products without a structure yet (451)
Cells, vaccines, tests and devices have no single molecule to draw. The rest of this list is the work queue: once a product is matched to a PubChem or PDB entry, its structure is fetched and the thumbnail appears everywhere the product is mentioned. Know the right entry? Suggest it.
A protein of about 150,000 atoms; shown as its Y shape rather than a wireframe.
An antibody carrying a payload: too large for a small-molecule drawing. The payload itself has a structure on its own page.
Living cells, not a molecule.
Not a drug, so there is no molecule.
Nucleic acid, protein, a whole virus or live bacteria rather than one molecule.
We have not sourced a structure for this product yet.
An investigational small molecule or peptide whose chemical structure the sponsor has not published; PubChem has no record, so there is nothing to draw yet.
A large protein; no small-molecule drawing.
A radioactive atom, alone or on a carrier; the carrier's structure is shown where known.
An inorganic or polymer particle of many thousands of atoms, not a single molecule.
Structures are fetched once by scripts/fetch-structures.ts and served from this site; nothing is loaded from PubChem or RCSB while you browse. For ADCs the first entry is the payload, for biologics the antibody backbone (a representative IgG where the specific antibody has not been solved), each labelled as such in the viewer.