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Small-molecule geometries come from PubChem. Protein, DNA and virus structures come from the RCSB Protein Data Bank (PDB id shown) and include heavy atoms only, since X-ray structures rarely resolve hydrogen. Virus capsids are built from the deposited subunit repeated with the icosahedral symmetry operators.