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Meet RCSB PDB at the #DiscoverBMB Meeting

03/23

Visit poster 42 on Monday March 27 at 5:35pm to learn more about exploring CSMs at RCSB.org

Meet RCSB PDB's Christine Zardecki at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology's #DiscoverBMB meeting in Seattle (March 25-28, 2023).

Christine will be presenting

Exploring Experimental Structures and Computed Structural Models From Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning at RCSB.org
Monday March 27, 2023
Poster Board 42

Visit and learn how to query, organize, visualize, analyze, and compare experimental PDB structures and CSMs side-by-side using RCSB PDB tools.

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