Protein Data Bankさんのイラストまとめ

To celebrate 50 years of the PDB archive in 2021, the wwPDB has created a joint calendar with images submitted from @PDBeurope, @buildmodels, @PDBj_en & BMRB, including images from the #PDBArt project and @dsgoodsell. View and download it at https://t.co/WgRsfJnMR5

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The leap forward in protein structure prediction by @DeepMind's AlphaFold2 in #CASP14 highlights a potential to revolutionise structure determination. The open availability of 170,000+ structures in the PDB has been harnessed to solve a problem that stretches back decades

There are 277 new entries in the PDB this week, including this structure of bat circovirus (6rpl), solved by Electron Microscopy to 3.85Å resolution. View all new entries at https://t.co/54E03LeH5m

We are delighted to announce @CAPRIdock Round 51, the first of the CAPRI #COVID19 Open Science initiative. A total of 4 targets of #SARSCoV2 proteins bound to Human proteins or RNA. For more information and to register, visit https://t.co/ieih2aqJoc

We’re delighted to announce a new release of our #PDBeKB aggregated views. This includes an exciting new superimposition feature - easily compare structural conformations and ligand binding sites for your protein of interest. Find out more at https://t.co/6BiUNwgAnN

Our featured structure for August discusses the mighty ribosome, inspired by these clay and batik pieces from our 2020 #PDBArt calendar that explored the connection between DNA and proteins. Read more at https://t.co/nl6rPbP6jY

A new representation of polymeric carbohydrates has been introduced in the PDB. This new representation includes information about carbohydrate linkages and standardised nomenclature. To find out more visit the wwPDB page at https://t.co/5CTanOH2yM 1/2

This week's PDB release has almost 300 new entries, including this O-methyltransferase structure from the strawberry, published in @ActaCrystF. View all the new PDB entries at https://t.co/54E03LeH5m

There are 230 new #PDB entries this week, including this janus kinase structure, bound to the dermatological drug Delgocitinib, published in @JMedChem. View all the new PDB structures at https://t.co/54E03LeH5m