PDB NextGen Archive: Centralising Access to Integrated Annotations and Enriched Structural Information by the Worldwide Protein Data Bank
Preeti ChoudharyiD, Zukang FengiD, John M. BerrisfordiD, Henry Chao, Yasuyo Ikegawa, Ezra PeisachiD, Dennis W. PiehliD, James Smith, Ahsan TanweeriD, Mihály VáradiiD, John WestbrookiD, Jasmine Y. YoungiD, Ardan PatwardhaniD, Kyle L. MorrisiD, Jeffrey C. HochiD, Genji KurisuiD, Sameer S VelankariD, Stephen Kevin BurleyiD
Abstract
The Protein Data Bank (PDB) archive is the global repository for public-domain 3D biomolecular structural information. The archival nature of the PDB presents certain challenges pertaining to updating or adding associated annotations from trusted external biodata resources. While each Worldwide PDB (wwPDB) partner has made best efforts to provide up-to-date external annotations, accessing and integrating information from disparate wwPDB data centers can be an involved process. To address this issue, the wwPDB has established the PDB Next Generation or NextGen Archive, developed to centralize and streamline access to enriched structural annotations from wwPDB partners and trusted external sources. At present, the archive provides mappings between experimentally determined 3D structures of proteins and UniProt amino acid sequences, together with domain annotations from Pfam, SCOP2, and CATH databases, and intra-molecular connectivity information. Since launch, the PDB NextGen Archive has seen substantial user engagement with over 3.5 million data file downloads, ensuring researchers have access to accurate, up-to-date, and easily accessible structural annotations. Database URLhttp://www.wwpdb.org/ftp/pdb-nextgen-archive-site
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