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  • The SBGrid Consortium provides structural biologists worldwide with access to the software they need to discover the shapes of the molecules of life. Read more in eLIFE and Acta Cryst.

  • The Project MAC display system, circa 1965. Read more about the history of molecular graphics software and UCSF Chimera in our SBGrid Tale featuring Bob Langridge and Tom Ferrin.

  • Train the Trainer Workshops: continuing education for structural biology mentors on cryoEM data processing workflows; resources PIs can take back to the laboratory. Funded by NIH R25 GM151273.

  • Personal Installation Manager: a structural biology app store; users install preferred applications/ versions on laptops or personal workstations, with graphical or CLI interfaces for Mac or Linux. More details.

  • SBCloud: AWS platform optimized for structural biology; pre-configured with scientific software for cryoEM & other techniques; user-friendly Open OnDemand interface; seamless Slurm job submission.

  • Capsules isolate the software runtime environment, encapsulating executables, libraries, and version-specific dependencies to provide conflict-free, zero-configuration access to structural biology software. Learn more.

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Recent Software Updates

Software updates
Jan 15 | Doppio

Doppio is a new web-based user interface for CCP-EM and RELION software. >>

Jan 15 | ProteinMPNN

a deep learning based protein sequence design method. >>

Jan 14 | Topaz

a pipeline for particle detection in cryo-electron microscopy images using convolutional neural networks trained from positive and unlabele… >>

Jan 10 | pdb-images

pdb-images is a command-line tool from PDBe EMBL-EBI for generating images of macromolecular structures from mmCIF or binary CIF structure … >>

Jan 10 | GTalign

GTalign is a novel high-performance protein structure alignment, superposition and search method with flexible structure clustering ability. >>

Jan 09 | Boltz-1

an open-source model which predicts the 3D structure of proteins, rna, dna and small molecules; it handles modified residues, covalent liga… >>

Jan 07 | OpenNucleome

OpenNucleome is an open-source software designed for conducting molecular dynamics (MD) simulations of the human nucleus. This software str… >>

Jan 06 | PyMOL

a widely used molecular visualization package developed by Warren DeLano, now maintained by Schödinger, LLC. This installation includes off… >>

Dec 20 | BindCraft

a user friendly and accurate binder design pipeline. >>

Dec 18 | AlphaPulldown

a Python package that streamlines protein-protein interaction screens and high-throughput modelling of higher-order oligomers using AlphaFo… >>

Thanks to the National Science Foundation

With partial support from the NIH R25 Continuing Education for Structural Biology Mentors #GM151273, in collaboration with Co-PI Jamaine Davis; the NSF Research Coordination Network MCB #0639193, and NSF EAGER #1448069. Please cite SBGrid's eLife paper and follow our publication guidelines.

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Capsules Technology

We have recently published a manuscript describing our Capsules technology used to deploy SBGrid and BioGrids software collections. Read more in Acta Cryst Section D, special 75th ICUR anniversary issue, …

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Context Matters

Context Matters

Bing Chen has spent his structural biology career seeking a better look at how HIV particles enter host cells to make people sick. In fact, his research group at Boston …

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