PDB-REDO databank of optimised macromolecular structures
github.com/pdb-redo/pdb-redo-mainDatabank 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.
Sourced from
- bio.tools — pdb-redo
- GitHub — github.com/pdb-redo/pdb-redo-main
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