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| GCF_000195915.1_ASM19591v1_protein.faa.gz | 2017-10-12 16:52 | 289K | |
| t_acidophilum_2016.summary.txt | 2017-01-01 09:28 | 711K | |
| t_acidophilum_2016.tar | 2017-01-01 09:28 | 75M | |
All Models and Alignments: t_acidophilum_2016.tar
Summary table: t_acidophilum_2016.summary.txt
The summary table lists all models by ModBase seq_id (unique for a given sequence), ModBase model_id (unique for a given model) and database_id (the primary identifier for the sequence for which the model was built, with a suffix since multiple models may exist for a single sequence).
Models are provided in PDB format. If you prefer mmCIF files, you can use the modbase_pdb_to_cif.py script from the modbase_utils GitHub repository to generate them. ModBase mmCIF files are compliant with the PDBx and ModelCIF mmCIF dictionaries.