Summary Statistics for the PSI-2 Program
Summary of Measures of Success for Experimental Structure Determination
and Modeling Leverage as Described in the
Goals and Milestones Document
Distinct Structures: Structures with less than 98% sequence identity to an existing structure at the time of PDB deposition
Novel Structures: Structures with less than 30% sequence identity to an existing structure at the time of PDB deposition
Updated June 24, 2009
| I.1.A |
Number of Novel Experimental PSI-2 Structures |
1564 |
| I.1.B |
Number of Distinct Experimental PSI-2 Structures with Nonredundant Sequences |
2289 |
| I.1.D |
Total Number of Experimental PSI-2 Structures |
2566 |
| I.1.E |
Numbers of Experimentally Determined Distinct Residues |
511440 |
| |
Numbers of Experimentally Determined Novel Residues |
343592 |
| I.2.B |
Number of Experimental Structures from Biomedical Theme Target Lists |
787 |
| I.2.C |
Number of Experimental Structures from Community Outreach Target Lists |
290 |
| I.2.J |
Number of Experimental Structures of Human Proteins |
84 |
| I.2.K |
Number of Experimental Structures of Eukaryotic Proteins |
241 |
| I.2.M |
Number of Experimental Structures of Membrane Proteins |
28 |
| I.2.N |
Number of Experimental Structures Determined at the
Atomic Level using X-ray Crystallography |
2336 |
| Number of Experimental Structures Determined at the
Atomic Level using NMR Methods |
230 |
Updated April 1, 2009
| I.1.C |
Number of BIG Domain Families for which
PSI-2 provides the first Experimental Structure Representative |
375 |
| Number of MEGA Modeling Families for which
PSI-2 provides the first Experimental Structure Representative |
365 |
| Number of Experimentally Determined Distinct BIG Family Structures |
587 |
| Numbers of Experimentally Determined Distinct MEGA Modeling Family Structures |
466 |
| I.1.E |
Numbers of Experimentally Determined Distinct BIG Family Residues |
122186 |
| Numbers of Experimentally Determined Distinct MEGA Modeling Family Residues |
120073 |
Updated May 1, 2008
| I.3.B |
Novel Modeling Leverage |
194755 |