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#Bornonthisday in 1943 was American chemist Richard Smalley. He shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Harry Kroto and Robert Curl for their discovery of buckminsterfullerene or "buckyballs". There are 3 entries in the PDB with buckyballs! Find them at https://t.co/aNHm3pLY6x

Did you miss our recent webinar on the PDBe graph database webinar? No problem - catch up on it anytime at the @EBItraining pages. Just visit https://t.co/EgrPwKQxzO

À court d’idées pour occuper vos enfants... ou pour vous-même? Notre livre de coloriage PDBe est maintenant disponible en français! À télécharger et imprimer ici https://t.co/0ESecfMWuY

Today is Max Perutz's 116th birthday! Him and John Kendrew shared the 1962 Nobel prize for work on myoglobin and hemoglobin structures. Follow the link to test our new macromolecules pages for a sickle cell hemoglobin variant. Feedback link at the bottom! https://t.co/RnkA6iYZ7b

And here it is in @molstar0 coloured in #rapeseed yellow on a field of green.

This week's #PDB release sees another 16 structures of the #SARSCoV2 main protease with different fragments bound, solved by researchers at @DiamondLightSou. All this structural information and more is available at our #PDBeKB #COVID19 data portal: https://t.co/N6oiomu2ZC

This potassium channel structure is a nice #structuresonthecover for April's edition of @IUCrJ @ActaCrystD. View the structure at https://t.co/wMOKVxBR50

New in this week's release is this #cryoEM structure of the #SARSCoV2 RNA polymerase (7btf). Remember, you can find all available PDB data on #COVID19, including ligand binding and interaction sites, at our PDBe-KB COVID-19 data portal: https://t.co/NBFmsXI9VW

This week's #PDB release includes 68 structures of #COVID19 protease, with various bound fragments identified using PanDDA analysis. Work by @MartinWalshDLS, @Darenfearon, @londonlab and more @diamondLightSou. Find all new #COVID19 structures at https://t.co/cUduRLl7OE

Registration is now open for Round 49 of CAPRI, the protein-protein docking challenge. Target 163 in this round is an interesting, and likely challenging prediction problem. To find out more and to register, visit https://t.co/WlLoyRTFi4