Subject: Re: Where can one find X-ray Structures or DNA's//

From: "Shaun D. Black" <[email-masked]>
Date: 01 Dec 1993 10:27:53 -0600 (CST)

The PDB, though named 'Protein Data Bank', carries coordinates for all 
classes of biological macromolecules.  That is, protein, DNA, RNA, and 
polysaccharide x-ray coordinates are housed in the database at present.  
Also, many complexes are represented, including drug-DNA ones.

I have a current index to the PDB that contains Code, Structure name, and 
Structure resolution (angstroms) either in ASCII text or WordPerfect format.
I'd be glad to e-mail a copy of this to anyone who is interested.  Be sure 
to indicate the version you would like and indicate your return e-mail 
address.

Best regards to all.  -Shaun
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