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GeezerVison is showing www.rcsb.org — Tools Tools for Data ExplorationTools for SearchingAdvanced SearchFind PDB structures and Computed Structure Models (CSM) by combining queries from tools in this suite: Attribute Search, Sequence Similarity, Sequence Motif, 3D Similarity, and 3D Motif with 'AND' logic Resources: Help Article Structure Attributes SearchUse structural properties that have text or numerical values to build complex queries with 'AND/OR' logic Resources: Help Article Sequence Similarity SearchFind structures that contain a similar nucleotide or protein sequence using the MMseqs2 method Resources: Help Article Sequence Motif SearchFind structures with sequences that share small conserved regions (motifs) that have biological meaning Resources: Help Article 3D Similarity SearchFind structures that share a similar 3D shape using AI/ML-generated vector embeddings Resources: Help Article 3D Motif SearchFind structures that contain a similar 3D arrangement of residues with functional significance (catalytic or binding sites) Resources: Help Article Chemical SearchFind small molecules by combining queries from the tools in this suite: Chemical Attributes and Chemical Similarity Search with 'AND' logic Chemical SimilaritySearch for small molecules using SMILES, InChI, or chemical formula Resources: Help Article Chemical AttributesCombine chemical properties that have text or numerical values with AND/OR logic Resources: Help Article Browse AnnotationsFind PDB structures using annotations from various ontologies and hierarchical classification schemes, e.g. Disease Ontology, Molecular Function Resources: Help Article Unreleased EntriesSearch entries that are being processed, on hold waiting for release, or have been withdrawn Tools for VisualizationMol* (MolStar)3D visualization for PDB structures and ligand binding sites. Stand-alone tool and accessible from Structure tab on Structure Summary page. Sequence Annotations ViewerGraphical summaries of protein features and their relationships with UniProtKB entries Accessible from Sequence tab on Structure Summary page Resources: Help Article Sequence Annotations in 3DMap protein sequence features onto the 3D structure of protein assemblies Accessible from Structure Summary page Resources: Help Article Genome ViewExplore the correspondences between PDB entity sequences, genes, and genomes Accessible from the Genome tab on Structure Summary page Resources: Help Article Tools for AnalysisPairwise Structure AlignmentCalculate pairwise structure alignments using various methods Resources: Help Article Symmetry Resources in the PDBExplore tools that display global, local, and helical symmetry among subunits Structure QualityFrom 3D views, through graphical sliders, charts, and color codes, the resources to determine the quality of PDB Structures, ligands, and Computed Structure Models are accessible throughout the RCSB.org website Grouping StructuresGrouping structural data helps gather information about and explore multiple structures at a level higher than an individual structure PDB Citation MeSH Network ExplorerFind connections between articles describing PDB structures using MeSH terms EPPIC Biological AssembliesEPPIC (Evolutionary Protein-Protein Interface Classifier) finds biological interfaces from crystal contacts External Data and ResourcesExternal resources are indicated in orange on RCSB.org Tools for Download & Web APIsCoordinates and Experimental DataEnter PDB IDs to download multiple files in batches containing one or more file formats Web APIsSeveral APIs power the RCSB.org website and are open to the community for programmatic access |
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