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Databank of optimised macromolecular structures. PDB-REDO entries are refined, rebuilt and validated with one consistent protocol using the equivalent entry in the Protein Data Bank and its experimental data. PDB-REDO entries typically have higher structural quality and a better fit to the experimental data.

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The electron density score for individual atoms (EDIA) quantifies the electron density fit of each atom in a crystallographically resolved structure. Multiple EDIA values can be combined using the power mean to compute the EDIAm, i.e., the electron density score for a group of several atoms. It enables users to score a set of atoms, such as a ligand, a residue, or an active site.

Three-dimensional protein structures play a vital role in drug design. Structure-based design necessitates an in-depth examination of the available quality data before using the structure in computational experiments and for method evaluation. StructureProfiler assists in automatically profiling sets of protein-ligand complex structures based on multiple quality indicators, ranging from model characteristics, e.g., the R factor, and active site features, e.g., bond length deviations, to ligand properties such as electron density support and the validity of torsion angles.

The ProteinsPlus web server aims to support life scientists in working with protein structures. Protein structures are the key to understanding protein function. They are an important resource in many biotechnological application areas from pharmaceutical research to biocatalysis. ProteinsPlus focuses on protein-ligand interactions. The server provides support for the initial steps of dealing with protein structures, namely structure search, quality assessment, and preprocessing. JAMDA enables users to perform an on-the-fly molecular docking of up to five molecules. The poses can then be visualized in 2D (PoseView, PoseEdit). Furthermore, advanced options, such as protein pocket detection (DoGSite), prediction of water molecule positions (WarPP), protein structure ensemble generation (SIENA), prediction of metal coordination (METALizer), the analysis of solvent channels in protein crystals (LifeSoaks), or the categorization of protein-protein-interfaces (HyPPI) are supported.