PSI TargetDB

Statistics Summary Report for CSMP Center

Last updated: Feb 2 2012



Target Status Statistics

Total number of targets deposited by CSMP to TargetDB: 1919

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Table 1: Status Statistics for CSMP

Status Total Number of Targets(%) Relative to "Cloned" Targets(%) Relative to "Expressed" Targets(%) Relative to "Purified" Targets(%) Relative to "Crystallized" Targets
Cloned1911100.0---
Expressed118361.9100.0--
Soluble00.00.0--
Purified110357.793.2100.0-
Crystallized422.23.63.8100.0
Diffraction-quality Crystals301.62.52.771.4
Diffraction130.71.11.231.0
NMR Assigned00.00.00.0-
HSQC00.00.00.0-
Crystal Structure130.71.11.231.0
NMR Structure00.00.00.0-
In PDB1130.71.11.231
Work Stopped0----
Test Target0----
Other0----

Last updated: Feb 2 2012


Note 1:   Number of targets with status "in PDB" may not be equal to number of structures determined by a project. A target may reference several PDB IDs (example: structure of the same polypeptides with different ligands). Multiple targets in TargetDB may identify the same PDB structure when a stucture is a result of collaboration between different centers and each center includes the target on its target list.

Table 2: Status Statistics for CSMP by Organism

These statistics are derived from mapping of target sequences to GenBank using >=98% sequence identity cut off.


Organism Total Number1 Work Stopped Cloned Expressed Purified Crystallized Crystal Structure NMR Structure In PDB
Viruses101110000
Archaea1250125443101
Bacteria11980119879076134909
Prokaryota1323013237947653710010
Yeast45704493803290000
Plasmodium202111101
Arabidopsis101000000
Worm101000000
Drosophila404000000
Mouse34034332000
Human1120112664202
Eukaryota61806104113596303
Uncultured or unidentified1501513130000

Last updated: Feb 2 2012

Note 1:   Total counts in this table may differ from total number of targets and structures. A target is counted in different organism specifications if:
- a target is mapped to different organisms
- a target is a hybrid complex (for example:a complex of human and mouse polypeptides).

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Deposited Structure Statistics for CSMP Center

Number of Released X-Ray Structures: 9

Number of Released NMR Structures: 3

Total number of released structures from CSMP center in the PDB: 12

Table 3: PDB Status Statistics for Structures from CSMP

PDB StatusNumber of Structures
Total Deposited12
Released12
In Process0
Last updated: Feb 2 2012
Note 1:   "Total Deposited" are all structures in the PDB including structures released to the public and structures that are in the process to be released ("Released on Publication" , "Released on Certain Date", etc.).

Table 4: List of Structures Deposited in the PDB by CSMP

Total number of structures: 12

Structures of distinct targets: 121

1   A target may reference several PDB IDs (example: structure of the same polypeptides with different ligands).
In this case only one structure is counted to compute number of structures of distinct targets.

Related PDB_ID(s): PDB_ID(s) associated with the same target in TargetDB.

PDB_ID TitleTarget_id Deposition DateReleased Date PDB StatusRelated PDB_ID in TargetDB
3JZ3 structure of the cytoplasmic segment of histidine kinase qsec4280C CSMP:4308C2009-09-222010-07-21RELnone
3C02 x-ray structure of the aquaglyceroporin from plasmodium falciparum4279S2008-01-182008-05-27RELnone
3BHS nitrosomonas europaea rh50 and mechanism of conduction by rhesus protein family of channels20092007-11-292007-12-04RELnone
2F2B crystal structure of integral membrane protein aquaporin aqpm at 1.68a resolution4278S2005-11-152005-12-06RELnone
3HD6 crystal structure of the human rhesus glycoprotein rhcg1681S2009-05-062009-09-01RELnone
2O9D crystal structure of aqpz mutant t183c.2454S2006-12-132007-02-13RELnone
2KSF backbone structure of the membrane domain of e. coli histidine kinase receptor kdpd, center for structures of membrane proteins (csmp) target 4312c4312C2010-01-032010-03-02RELnone
2KSE backbone structure of the membrane domain of e. coli histidine kinase receptor qsec, center for structures of membrane proteins (csmp) target 4311c4311C2010-01-022010-03-02RELnone
3GD8 crystal structure of human aquaporin 4 at 1.8 and its mechanism of conductance1070S2009-02-232009-03-31RELnone
3K1B structure of ompf porin4309C2009-09-262010-04-14RELnone
2KSD backbone structure of the membrane domain of e. coli histidine kinase receptor arcb, center for structures of membrane proteins (csmp) target 4310c4310C2010-01-022010-03-02RELnone
3K19 ompf porin4307C2009-09-262010-04-14RELnone

Last updated: Feb 2 2012

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Sequence Redundancy Statistics

Table 5: Sequence Redundancy Statistics for CSMP by Experimental Status

Sequence Identity(%)Novel Targets
Status:
Selected
Novel Targets
Status:
Cloned
Novel Targets
Status:
Expressed
Novel Targets
Status:
Purified
Novel Targets
Status:
Crystallized
Novel Targets
Status:
Crystal Structure
Novel Targets
Status:
in PDB
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<501528153110331012371111
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Last updated: 12-01-10
Sequence redundancy is calculated by clustering analysis using BLASTClust program with similarity threshold set to percent of sequence identity.   Please view detailed explanation of sequence redundancy calculations and BLASTClust threshold settings.  Sequence redundancy calculations are based on comparison to all protein sequences in TargetDB which are in the same experimental status category and at least 20 amino acids long.

Table 6: Sequence Redundancy Statistics for Structures Released by CSMP by Year

Year Released Structures Number of Released Structures <30% Identity at Time of Release Percent(%) of Released Structures <30% Identity(%) at Time of Release
2005100
2007200
2008100
20092150
20106350
Total12433
Last updated: 12-02-02
Sequence redundancy is calculated by clustering analysis using BLASTClust program with similarity threshold set to percent of sequence identity.   Please view detailed explanation of sequence redundancy calculations and BLASTClust threshold settings.  Sequence redundancy calculations are based on comparison to all protein sequences in the PDB which are at least 20 amino acids long.
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