Entertaining PDB codes
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Here are some entertaining PDB codes<ref>Thanks to Dan Bolser and the (now defunct) PDB Wiki for some of these examples.</ref>. | Here are some entertaining PDB codes<ref>Thanks to Dan Bolser and the (now defunct) PDB Wiki for some of these examples.</ref>. | ||
*[[1and]] | *[[1and]] | ||
| + | *[[1aok]] appears to be A OK. | ||
*[[1ask]] | *[[1ask]] | ||
*[[1bad]] yes, its a theoretical model. | *[[1bad]] yes, its a theoretical model. | ||
Revision as of 01:35, 19 April 2021
Here are some entertaining PDB codes[1].
- 1and
- 1aok appears to be A OK.
- 1ask
- 1bad yes, its a theoretical model.
- 1bah
- 1big has only 37 amino acids.
- 1bra has a binding pocket.
- 1boo
- 1bye
- 1bzo missing a vowel.
- 1cif is available in PDB format.
- 1dam
- 1dog
- 1dud has an interesting trimeric biological unit.
- 1dum
- 1eat concerns an orally active compound.
- 1ego
- 1faq
- 1god
- 1goo
- 1hmm
- 1hot
- 1ion contains Mg++
- 1lie
- 1loo
- 1oca
- 1off
- 1ohm
- 1ooh
- 1oop
- 1pdb is available in CIF format.
- 1pqs
- 1rid (turned out to be fraudulent)
- 1sux
- 1wad
- 1who
- 1wiz
- 1wow
- 1xyz
- 1zyx
- 1zzz
- 2err
- 2lok was released in 2012.
- 2pee
- 2poo
- 3ric Surely a personal favorite!
- 4fit
- 3way
- 6pax
Notes
- ↑ Thanks to Dan Bolser and the (now defunct) PDB Wiki for some of these examples.
