Hi,
The definition of "new fold" at the PDB depends on how it is categorised in
SCOP version 1.75, which was released in June 2009. Once the SCOP database is
updated again, we'll see how many new folds were really represented by PDB
entries deposited in the last few years.
Randy
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Randy
On Saturday, 19 January 2013, Luecke, Hartmut wrote:
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> In recent CASPs, there has been a shortage of new folds (according to PDB
> exactly zero new folds deposited since 2009) and membrane protein targets.
I have been wondering about that. It is true that the PDB has not listed any
"new folds"
CASP* ROLL#
*Critical Assessment of Structure Prediction
#not a new sushi item
In recent CASPs, there has been a shortage of new folds (according to PDB
exactly zero new folds deposited since 2009) and membrane protein targets.
The lack of such targets makes it problematic to reliably quantify th
