Protein Data Bank in Europe : mmCIF Information
mmCIF is a flexible and extensible tag-value format for
representing macromolecular structural data. The set of mmCIF
tags, which determine the classes of information present in a
given mmCIF format file, are defined in an mmCIF dictionary.
The structure of the dictionary is in turn defined by a ddl.
The standard mmCIF dictionary - now stable since being
ratified by the IUCr in 1997 - was pioneered by Paula M.
Fitzgerald, Helen Berman, Phil Bourne, Brian McMahon, Keith
Watenpaugh, and John Westbrook. However, work is still ongoing
fine-tuning dictionary extensions. More information on mmCIF
can be found at the mmCIF Resource pages
at the RCSB.
mmCIF Dictionaries
- Core mmcif Dictionary | Ascii
| HTML
The ICUr standard mmCIF Dictionary.
- PDB mmCIF Extension (PDBX)
Dictionary | Ascii
| HTML
The Data dictionary developed as a
collaboration between EBI and RCSB for data exchange and
currently also being extended for deposition of data from
high-throughput structure determination.
- 3D EM Extension Dictionary | Ascii
| HTML
Data dictionary developed by EBI and RCSB to
describe structures and experimental data produced by 3D
Electron Microscopy experiments.
mmCIF DDLs
- Core mmcif ddl
| Ascii
| HTML
Core ddl version 2.2.1
- Exchange stylesheet ddl | Ascii
EBI ddl extensions to define
formatting during exchange
PDB and exchange
Document mantained by: Gaurav Sahni
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