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- In 2021, celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the PDB with symposia, materials, and more rcsb.org/pdb50
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GIF - Protein chemical modifications (PCMs) and post translational modifications (PTMs) annotation is now included in CCD files, and updated atomic coordinate files are being rolled out. Details: rcsb.org/news/feature/6…
- Why are all proteins ‘left-handed’? New theory could solve origin of life mystery
- Happy Birthday PDB, announced #OTD in 1971 In Nature New Biology. Today we celebrate the 53rd anniversary of the Protein Data Bank and the PDB depositor community, and congratulate the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awardees
- Watch the Webinar: Python Scripting for Molecular Docki This virtual course introduces life scientists to the power and flexibility of python scripting
- PDB Reaches a New Milestone: 200,000+ Entries With this week’s update, the PDB contains more than 200,000 entries wwpdb.org/news/news?year… @PDBeurope @PDBj_en @PDBj_ja
- Happy Birthday, PDB! Today is the anniversary of the 1971 announcement of the PDB. Visit RCSB.org for more: rcsb.org/news/651ec83ed…
- Working on a #Chemistree this season? Try our Green and Red Fluorescent Proteins Paper Models, or any of our other paper models (DNA, viruses, GPCr ...) pdb101.rcsb.org/learn/paper-mo…
- AlphaFold and the future of structural biology: This editorial acknowledges the transformative impact of new machine-learning methods, such as the use of AlphaFold, but also makes the case for the continuing need for experimental structural biology.
- A new protein sequencing method, which uses a biological motor to pull a protein through a tiny nanopore, could revolutionise protein analysis.
