MCell

Cells are tightly packed with structures and molecules that carry out the day-to-day operations of living. Understanding how cellular design dictates function is essential to understanding life and disease, in the brain, heart, or elsewhere. MCell (Monte Carlo cell) is a program that uses spatially realistic 3-D cellular models and specialized Monte Carlo algorithms to simulate the movements and reactions of molecules within and between cells - cellular microphysiology.

MCell is installed on salk.

For further information on MCell and DReAMM (Design, Render, and Animate MCell Models), please see the MCell website at mcell.psc.edu.

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