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"Any type of macromolecular structure which would otherwise be suitable for the PDB but whose coordinates are not based on experimental data can be deposited in ModelArchive." "The modelling methods can be pure in silico predictions as found in de novo models or based on experimental structures such as homology models or modified structures including docked ligands, modelled variants, post-translational modifications (e.g. glycosylated structures), etc." | "Any type of macromolecular structure which would otherwise be suitable for the PDB but whose coordinates are not based on experimental data can be deposited in ModelArchive." "The modelling methods can be pure in silico predictions as found in de novo models or based on experimental structures such as homology models or modified structures including docked ligands, modelled variants, post-translational modifications (e.g. glycosylated structures), etc." | ||
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"The main purpose of a deposited model is to '''supplement a manuscript''' for which the model was generated and to '''make the model accessible''' for the interested reader. The secondary purpose is to make all deposited models findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR) for interested researchers. As a result, ModelArchive provides a '''unique stable accession code (DOI)''' for each deposited model, which can be directly referenced in the corresponding manuscripts." | "The main purpose of a deposited model is to '''supplement a manuscript''' for which the model was generated and to '''make the model accessible''' for the interested reader. The secondary purpose is to make all deposited models findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR) for interested researchers. As a result, ModelArchive provides a '''unique stable accession code (DOI)''' for each deposited model, which can be directly referenced in the corresponding manuscripts." | ||
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