STRuster


STRuster DPI

The Diffraction-component precision index (DPI) was used to derive the estimates of atom coordinate uncertainty[1]. The data is available for download in standard text file compressed with gzip. The PDB release from 9 February 2007 was used.

File format

The lines includes the data for each entry in PDB. There are 21 items in each data line separated by commas, and included in brackets. These data lines can be easily parsed as Python tuples. The first line is an exception and describes the content of each item in the data lines. The items are described below, undefined values are set to None.

ItemDescription
pdbidPDB identifier
dateDate the entry deposited in PDB
BavgAverage temperature factor B
NiNumber of atoms
nparNumber of parameters (npar = Ni * 4)
nobsNumber of reflections
cplData completeness
RR value
RfreeFree R value
dminResolution
DPIaDPI based on R [1]
DPIfDPI based on Rfree [1]
DPIDPI value: DPIf if defined, else DPIa
luzzati_obsmmCIF data item: _refine_analyze.Luzzati_coordinate_error_obs
luzzati_freemmCIF data item: _refine_analyze.Luzzati_coordinate_error_free
luzzatiluzzati_free if defined, else luzzati_obs
sigma_a_obsmmCIF data item: _refine_analyze.Luzzati_sigma_a_obs
sigma_a_freemmCIF data item: _refine_analyze.Luzzati_sigma_a_free
sigma_asigma_a_free if defined, else sigma_a_obs
sigatmTrue if atom coordinate standard uncertainty defined as in mmCIF data item: _atom_site.Cartn_x, else False
anisouTrue if anisotropic displacements available as in mmCIF data item: atom_site_anisotrop, else False

[1] Cruickshank D: Remarks about protein structure precision. Acta Crystallogr D Biol Crystallogr 1999, 55:583-601.