[Molecular-modelling] Re: Database for protein folded structures

[Andreas Baumgartner]

hi sushilee

Have you tried a boolean metasearch like, for example, this one?

http://www.etools.ch/searchSubmit.do?query=database+%28folded+OR+folding+OR+fold%29+%28structures+OR+structure%29+of+%28proteins+OR+protein%29+%28halfway+OR+partial+OR+partially+OR+particularly+OR+particulate+OR+partly+OR+partway+OR+part-way+OR+%28in+part%29%29&logic=AND&timeout=8000&country=web&language=all


I had a eye on it, but i didn't find something yet. Anyway, in my humble opinion your are a bit brief. Maybe a database like SIMAP can help you?
SIMAP is a public database containing the similarity space formed by about all amino-acid sequences from public databases and completely sequenced genomes.

http://mips.gsf.de/simap/


Andreas





On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 14:27:47 -0800
Sushilee Ranganathan <s_ranganathan At pacific.edu> wrote:

> I am currently searching for a database that has the partly folded  
> structures of proteins (of course, the most important intermediate  
> structures) with coordinates, for a friend. I entered this mailing  
> list intending to follow up on a message sent out in 1995, when a  
> similar question was posted. Could anybody help me out on this?
> 
> sushilee
>