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Snapshot: January 1, 2024 | |
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214,121 | Released atomic coordinate entries |
Molecule Type | |
185,605 | Proteins, peptides, and viruses |
4,357 | Nucleic acids |
12,474 | Protein/nucleic acid complexes |
11,457 | Protein/Oligosaccharide |
22 | Oligosaccharide (only) |
206 | Other |
Experimental Technique | |
181,321 | X-ray |
14,151 | NMR |
18,306 | Electron Microscopy |
229 | Multi Method |
77 | Neutron Diffraction |
37 | Other |