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PDB Explorer - A Web Based Algorithm for Protein Annotation Viewer and 3D Visualization

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Anuraj Nayarisseri *
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Rakesh Kumar Shardiwal
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Mukesh Yadav
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Neha Kanungo
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Pooja Singh
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Pratik Shah
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Sheaza Ahmed
DOI:10.1007/s12539-012-0044-xdelete
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The PDB file format, is a text format characterizing the three dimensional structures of macro molecules available in the Protein Data Bank (PDB). Determined protein structure are found in coalition with other molecules or ions such as nucleic acids, water, ions, Drug molecules and so on, which therefore can be described in the PDB format and have been deposited in PDB database. PDB is a machine generated file, it's not human readable format, to read this file we need any computational tool to understand it. The objective of our present study is to develop a free online software for retrieval, visualization and reading of annotation of a protein 3D structure which is available in PDB database. Main aim is to create PDB file in human readable format, i.e., the information in PDB file is converted in readable sentences. It displays all possible information from a PDB file including 3D structure of that file. Programming languages and scripting languages like Perl, CSS, Javascript, Ajax, and HTML have been used for the development of PDB Explorer. The PDB Explorer directly parses the PDB file, calling methods for parsed element secondary structure element, atoms, coordinates etc. PDB Explorer is freely available at http://www.pdbexplorer.eminentbio.com/home with no requirement of log-in.
Keywords:
PDB explorer
protein 3D structure visualization tools
PDB parser tools
PDB
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