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PDBCleanV2: A Python Library for Generating Consistent Structure Datasets
Fátima Pardo‐ÁvilaiD, Liv Weiner, Paulina Cabral, Nicholas C. Corsepius, Frédéric PoiteviniD, Michael LevittiD
Abstract
The number of structures in the Protein Data Bank has grown rapidly in recent years. Nonetheless, comparing structures of a specific system often proves challenging due to variant nomenclature, origins from different species, presence of various ligands, and missing atoms or chains. To address these issues, we have developed PDBCleanV2, a Python package that enables users to create consistent datasets of structures, simplifying comparison among structures. This library generates individual files for each molecule in a structure file, corrects labeling errors, and standardizes chain names and numbering. Our aim is to provide researchers with consistent datasets that streamline their analysis. The source code, installation instructions, and tutorials can be found in PDBCleanV2s GitHub repository and Zenodo accessible at https://github.com/fatipardo/PDBClean-0.0.2/ and https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14014241, respectively.
- assay: protein structure
- research focus: database / resource
- research focus: software / tool
- approach: experimental assay
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