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New publication describing the PDBe-KB resource
A new publication, describing the community-driven PDBe-KB resource, is now available in Nucleic Acids Research. |
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PDB DOIs now directed to wwPDB entry pages
The wwPDB partners are pleased to announce an improved mechanism for the resolution of digital object identifiers (DOIs) associated with released PDB entries. We have launched new wwPDB landing web-pages for each released PDB entry. |
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Links added to raw experimental data at PDBe
The model file in the PDB is the culmination of much hard work and interpretation of raw experimental data. |
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Improve your previously released PDB coordinates with OneDep
The wwPDB are pleased to announce the availability of PDB versioning, allowing depositors to update their entries while retaining the same PDB accession code. |
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A celebration of the PDB Art project
This week we celebrated the 4th year of the PDB Art project, at our public exhibition at the Micha |
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Mandatory mmCIF format for crystallographic depositions to the PDB
From today, July 1st 2019, submission of PDBx/mmCIF format files for crystallographic depositions to the PDB is mandatory. |
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Improvements to wwPDB validation reports
The recent update made to the wwPDB validation reports gives much clearer validation information for ligands. |
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Poster Prize awarded at International School on Biological Crystallization
Congratulations to Diana Silva from the Institute of Experimental Biology and Technology (IBET) in Portugal who was awarded the PDBe-sponsored prize for best poster at the recent International School on Biological |
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New features in the PDBe-KB aggregated views
It is now even easier to view all the structural data available for a protein, thanks to recent updates to the PDBe-KB aggregated views. |
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New PDBe-KB aggregated views of protein structure
We are delighted to announce the new protein-centric aggregated views, developed as part of our new collaborative resource Protein Data Bank in Europe Knowledge Base (PDBe-KB). |
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The PDB archive reaches a significant milestone
With this week's update, the PDB archive has passed the milestone of 150,000 entries, and now contains a total of 150,145. |
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Mandatory mmCIF format for crystallographic depositions to the PDB
From July 1st 2019 onward, mmCIF format files will become mandatory for crystallographic depositions to the Protein Data Bank. PDB format files will no longer be accepted for deposition of structures solved by these techniques. |