… — of structural genomics structures are of proteins of unknown function, annotated merely as
‘hypothetical proteins’. … contribution to our knowledge of protein structure, their worth can be …

… Uranyl coordination to blood plasma protein and cells … –protein interactions is important;
protein structural data (vide infra) indicate that uranyl does bind with some selectivity in protein …

… used merely to refine a protein structure determined by X-ray … the origin of the structural
handedness in proteins (Chou and … proteins in Appendix A are used as a training database; the …

… , and protein structure and function. … protein structure prediction methods. Here we first
extract a curated, non-redundant, data set of protein disordered regions from the Protein Data …

… uk) is an extensive, public database of highly accurate protein structure models. The models
… an unprecedented number of protein structures. The database we describe here provides …

… of unpublished macromolecular structure data. All of these 3D structural data are stored in
one of … 3D atomic coordinates of >144 000 structural models of proteins, DNA/RNA, and their …

… The utility of a protein structure database search method (ie similarity measure and
optimization algorithm) must depend on its ability to report back ‘interesting’ matches. As an …

… of primary structural data of biological macromolecules. Many secondary sources of information
are derived from PDB data. It is the starting point for studies in structural bioinformatics. …

… With 55 000 entries in the Protein Data Bank and about 500 new structures added each week,
automated processing, comparison, and classification are necessary. A variety of methods …

… parameters for the given protein model and compares them with `ideal' values obtained
from a database of well refined high-resolution protein structures in the Protein Data Bank (PDB; …