Acta Crystallographica Section F

Structural Biology and Crystallization Communications

Volume 61, Part 9 (September 2005)


structural genomics communications



Acta Cryst. (2005). F61, 818-820    [ doi:10.1107/S1744309105026126 ]

Deposit3D: a tool for automating structure depositions to the Protein Data Bank

J. Badger, J. Hendle, S. K. Burley and C. R. Kissinger

Abstract: Almost all successful protein structure-determination projects in the public sector culminate in a structure deposition to the Protein Data Bank (PDB). In order to expedite the deposition proces, Deposit3D has been developed. This command-line script calculates or gathers all the required structure-deposition information and outputs this data into a mmCIF file for subsequent upload through the RCSB PDB ADIT interface. Deposit3D might be particularly useful for structural genomics pipeline projects because it allows workers involved with various stages of a structure-determination project to pool their different categories of annotation information before starting a deposition session.

Keywords: protein crystallography; mmCIF; structure annotation; Python.


txtdisplay filedownload file

Text file (8.0 kbytes)
Data items used in the deposition file


txtdisplay filedownload file

Text file (95.8 kbytes)
Python file deposit3d.py


txtdisplay filedownload file

Text file (6.2 kbytes)
template file deposit3d.template


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