On Thu, 24 Aug 2006, Frances C. Bernstein wrote:
If we want to continue going backwards in history: What about 1LYZ,
2LYZ, 3LYZ, 4LYZ, 5LYZ, 6LYZ that were deposited with the PDB in 1977?
The corresponding JRNL was published in 1974:
Diamond, R., Real-space refinement of the structure of hen egg-white
lysozyme., J.Mol.Biol., v82, pp.371-391, 1974
Frances Bernstein
P.S. I knew there had to be some advantage to getting older.
Coming back to more recent times, I believe that the longest file in the
PDB (including ribosome structures and NMR structures) is still 1HTQ at
985,553 lines. This contains a 10-model crystallographic refinement of
glutamine synthetase.
Reference:
JRNL AUTH H.S.GILL,G.M.PFLUEGL,D.EISENBERG
JRNL TITL MULTICOPY CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC REFINEMENT OF A RELAXED
JRNL TITL 2 GLUTAMINE SYNTHETASE FROM MYCOBACTERIUM
JRNL TITL 3 TUBERCULOSIS HIGHLIGHTS FLEXIBLE LOOPS IN THE
JRNL TITL 4 ENZYMATIC MECHANISM AND ITS REGULATION.
JRNL REF BIOCHEMISTRY V. 41 9863 2002
Presumably this came out of the work described in the reference that Bart
cited:
Highly constrained multiple-copy refinement of protein crystal structures
Matteo Pellegrini 1, Niels Gr?nbech-Jensen 1 2, Jennifer A. Kelly 1,
Gaston M.U. Pfluegl 1, Todd O. Yeates 1 *
which is Proteins. 1997 Dec;29(4):426-32
Regards,
Peter.
