PDB Database Tutorial- A Beginners Guide 

Sir can u make tutorials on AMBER MD simulation, if possible

What a disappointing video. To begin with, RCSB was never defined. And then, you never explained that from the Structure Summary window, you can click on the Structure link, which allows you to use your mouse to rotate the image and select a region to examine more closely. That will enlarge the image and show you the bonds linking the amino acids. If you hold your cursor above each of the bonds, without clicking, information will appear at the bottom right of the screen indicating what type of bond it is and which amino acids are involved in the bond information. But above all, you never explained just what the PDB is used for. What are biologists doing with all this information every day? Are they designing molecules to be used as structural inhibitors, which might have therapeutic implications? What else are they doing? Explain all these things, if you are claiming that this is a video for beginners. Start by explaining broad concepts and then illustrate those concepts with a bit of detail. That's what good teachers do.

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Yet again another super informative video ! Thank you so much for such detailed info . Very helpful . Appreciate your videos and help 🙏🏼 big fan ! ♥️

Thankyou so much Sir...this video helped me alott in my presentation ♥️💫

Thankyou sir for deeply explanation .. i have done may be 3 or 4 nucleic acid sequence..i hve understood vrry well.. now i m gonna hit subscribe button ..

Can you tell me how to download multiple pdb files in pdb format not in .ent format.. I have tried it using Batch using shell scripting but it showed that downloading failed.

Hey, currently i am a student of rmit. But i am not getting how to use these sites.

Hello sir can u make a video on how to deposit in PDB

I had a doubt...Looked through the comments..seems like you don't clear doubts sir...

I hate aaaa aaaa aaaa many breaks ...