RNABase: An annotated database of RNA structures

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RNABase is a unified database of all three-dimensional structures containing RNA deposited in either the Protein Data Bank (PDB) or Nucleic Acid Data Base (NDB). For each structure, RNABase contains a brief summary as well as annotation of conformational parameters, identification of possible model errors, Ramachandran-style conformational maps and classification of ribonucleotides into conformers. These same analyses can also be performed on structures submitted by users. To facilitate access, structures are automatically placed into a variety of functional and structural categories, including: ribozymes, pseudoknots, etc. RNABase can be freely accessed on the web at http:// www.rnabase.org. We are committed to maintaining this database indefinitely.

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Murthy, V. L., & Rose, G. D. (2003, January 1). RNABase: An annotated database of RNA structures. Nucleic Acids Research. https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkg012

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