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Non-Standard Residue
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| + | Standard residues (standard amino acids and nucleotides) are defined in the [[http://www.wwpdb.org/docs.html Protein Data Bank file format (PDB format)]] (which was updated on August 1, 2007), and have record type ATOM in PDB-format atomic coordinate files. Standard residues are: | ||
Revision as of 14:53, 5 June 2008
Any residue not included in the list of Standard amino acids and nucleotides is considered Non-Standard.
Standard residues (standard amino acids and nucleotides) are defined in the [Protein Data Bank file format (PDB format)] (which was updated on August 1, 2007), and have record type ATOM in PDB-format atomic coordinate files. Standard residues are:
