Generally, each report includes a column for the NDB structure ID, and each row describes the selected features for the structure whose ID appears in the first column. Given the power of the relational database system, any set of structures can be selected, and any available information about them can be collected. The released reports give certain examples, but more specialized and sophisticated reports can be produced. If you have never received a newsletter before, send the following e-mail message to receive complete access information. Since July, two new DNA structures have been added to the database.
New coordinates are available for five DNA structures.
The current release consists of updated tables describing the 204 DNA, RNA, and tRNA structures now contained in the database. Coordinates are available for 133 of these structures. Kinemage files for all structures will be available on the file server by the time of the next NDB newsletter. We will create the report, and mail it back via electronic mail. A comprehensive relational database of three-dimensional structures of nucleic acids.