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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. |
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2019 calendar: Science and Society
Our new PDBe calendar for 2019, entitled 'Science and Society,' explores the connection between these two seemingly disconnected activities through the creation of artworks by school students. |
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A successful Hackathon with BioExcel partners
Last month we hosted a hackathon event where BioExcel developers joined members of the PDBe team to tackle problems related to programmatic access of PDB data. |
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New publication from the global wwPDB consortium
An important new publication describing the activities and development of the Protein Data Bank (PDB), and authored by the whole wwPDB consortium, has been recently released in the 2019 Database issue of Nuclei |
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Bringing clarity to chemistry at PDBe
The PDB is an archive of macromolecular structures, but the small molecules bound in these structures are the focus of much interest. We have recently made some changes to the way we display images of small molecules at PDBe, which brings a lot more clarity to their chemistry. |
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ECM31 Poster Prize Awarded
Congratulations to Sasa Petrovic (left) from Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine and Marie Haufroid from Université de Namur who were awarded the PDBe sponsored poster prize at the European Crystallographic Meeting |
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Raw experimental data for 3D structures highlighted at PDBe
PDBe, IRRMC, SBGrid, EMPIAR and BMRB are pleased to announce a web component available on the PDBe web pages that enables users to easily access unprocessed experimental data associated with PDB structures. |
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PDBe-KB: Help us enrich protein data with functional annotations
PDBe is looking for feedback on a new resource, PDBe-KB (Protein Data Bank in Europe - Knowledge Base), a community-driven resource managed by the PDBe team, collating functional annotations and predictions for structure data in the PDB archive. |
