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56+ < h1 > BioJava Webservices</ h1 >
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58+ < a href ="http://biojava.org "> BioJava</ a > is a powerful library of
59+ bioinformatics tools, but leveraging BioJava from web interfaces is
60+ challenging. This provides a number of APIs and pre-build interfaces
61+ for accessing BioJava through the browser.
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63+ < h2 > biojava-structure</ h2 >
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65+ BioJava understands and can automatically fetch a wide variety of
66+ structure formats. In the following examples,
67+ < tt > :id</ tt >
68+ can be replaced by any of the following:
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70+ < li > < b > PDB</ b > PDB identifier, optionally followed by chain
71+ and/or residue ranges. Examples: 4hhb, 4hhb.A, 4hhb.A:1-50.</ li >
72+ < li > < b > SCOP</ b > SCOPe domain. Example: d1h6w.2</ li >
73+ < li > < b > PDP</ b > Protein Domain Parser domain. Example: PDP:4HHBAa</ li >
74+ < li > < b > CATH</ b > Cath domains. Example: 1qvrC03</ li >
75+ < li > < b > ECOD</ b > ECOD domain. Example: e1lyw.1
76+ < li > < b > BIO</ b > Biological assembly. Example: BIO:2ehz:1</ li >
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79+ < h3 > Fetching structures</ h3 >
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83+ < td > < pre > /pdb/:id</ pre > </ td >
84+ < td > Example: < a href ="/pdb/1itb.A "> /pdb/1itb.A</ a > </ td >
85+ </ tr >
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87+ < td > < pre > /mmcif/:id</ pre > </ td >
88+ < td > Example: < a href ="/mmcif/1itb.A "> /mmcif/1itb.A</ a > </ td >
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91+ Returns the requested structure in PDB or mmCIF format.
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93+ < h3 > Viewing structures</ h3 >
94+ < p >
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97+ < td > < pre > /ngl/:id</ pre > </ td >
98+ < td > Example: < a href ="/ngl/1itb.A "> /ngl/1itb.A</ a > </ td >
99+ </ tr >
100+ </ table >
101+ Views the requested structure using < a
102+ href ="https://github.com/arose/ngl "> NGL</ a > .
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104+ < h3 > CE-Symm</ h3 >
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108+ < td > < pre > /cesymm/:id</ pre > </ td >
109+ < td > Example: < a href ="/cesymm/1itb.A "> /cesymm/1itb.A</ a > </ td >
110+ </ tr >
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112+ Analyze the structure for internal symmetry using < a
113+ href ="https://github.com/rcsb/symmetry "> CE-Symm</ a > .
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115+ < p > Information about the alignment is available in several
116+ formats:
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119+ < td > < pre > /cesymm/:id/pdb</ pre > </ td >
120+ < td > Example: < a href ="/cesymm/1itb.A "> /cesymm/1itb.A/pdb</ a > </ td >
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123+ PDB file with a superposition of the structure.
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126+ < td > < pre > /cesymm/:id/json</ pre > </ td >
127+ < td > Example: < a href ="/cesymm/1itb.A/json "> /cesymm/1itb.A/json</ a > </ td >
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130+ JSON describing the alignment.
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