Protein Data Bankさんのイラストまとめ

Thanks @BarendsThomas! We're glad to hear that all our work is being appreciated by our wonderful depositors. https://t.co/VVgIEYjwSn

This highest polymer count (720!) in this week's release is this #cryoEM structure of zika virus in complex with a human antibody. The assembly is constructed from 3 zika virus envelope proteins and a human antibody. View it in 3D at https://t.co/4sW8BefEXx

Ectodysplasin-A is recognised by EDAR, @ensembl's #geneoftheweek, and involved in signalling cell death. There are 2 structures in the PDB, representing 2 isoforms - binding to either EDAR or EDA2R. View the structures at #PDBeKB: https://t.co/JIS2po2O5u https://t.co/dgU0HbmMGr

The next round of CAPRI is underway, with target 162 opening on Feb 3rd! This community-wide experiment aims to test methods that predict macromolecular interactions. If you want to find out more, visit the CAPRI webpages at https://t.co/Q76Ia77wcH

@JohnBSci @ccp4_mx In another 15 minutes time, David Sehnal from @CEITEC_Brno and @PDBeurope will be talking at #CCP4SW about the new Mol* viewer. Tune in to learn more about the shiny new browser-based molecular viewer: https://t.co/ip2m9ejnTi

We recently released this giant structure of the bacteriophage P68, solved by #cryoEM by the @PlevkaLab. Hear about how bacteriophages work in the tweet below, or view the structure at https://t.co/Z9YGZGHPVc #merrymolecularxmas https://t.co/8eVPw5naI6

This week's release sees 240 new PDB entries released into the wild! One of these is the structure of the major strawberry allergen, published in J. Agric. Food Chem. (@ACSPublications). Find all the new entries at https://t.co/54E03LeH5m

Happy birthday to Thomas Cech, who won the Nobel prize for his discovery of catalytic RNA. He has 17 entries in the PDB, including this structure of the Tetrahymena ribozyme. View the structure using Mol* at https://t.co/V8gRdHZYle

There are 235 new entries in the #PDB this week, including this giant EM structure of S. aureus bacteriophage P68 from @PlevkaLab - published @ScienceAdvances. Find all this week's entries at https://t.co/54E03LeH5m

The November #PDBart from our calendar is focused on toxins from a surprisingly dangerous sea creature. Read more about it at https://t.co/LqB2M8kdfE