News 2022
Molecular Landscapes for 2023
12/31
Season's Greetings
12/22
Celebrate #NationalCrosswordDay with Sequence Events
12/20
Using KBase to access PDB Structures and CSMs
12/18
Guide to Understanding PDB Data: Hierarchical Structure
12/15
Exploring the Structural Biology of Cancer
12/13
Structural Biology and Nobel Prizes
12/08
Molecular Origami: Green and Red Fluorescent Proteins
12/06
Video: How Neurons Communicate
11/30
Keeping Up with RCSB PDB News
11/22
Molecular Landscapes
11/21
Education Corner: Animating Photosynthesis
11/15
Meet RCSB PDB at ABRCMS
11/07
New Coloring Page: Clathrin-coated Pit
11/04
Molecular Landscapes
11/01
Meet RCSB PDB at SACNAS
10/25
Register Now for Virtual Crash Course: Using KBase to access PDB Structures and CSMs
10/21
Happy Birthday, PDB!
10/19
Happy Birthday, Irving Geis
10/16
Education Corner: Inktober SciArt
10/13
Fall Newsletter Published
10/10
Undergrads/Grads: Apply to the Molecule of the Month Boot Camp (January 2023)
10/07
Structural Biology and Nobel Prizes
10/01
Molecular Origami: Build a 3D paper model of DNA
09/27
Register Now for Virtual Crash Course: Exploring Computed Structure Models from Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning at RCSB.org
09/07
Explore Computed Structure Models Alongside PDB Data
08/31
Education Corner: Bound! Protein-Drug Card Game
08/29
Molecular Landscapes: E. coli
08/23
Poster Prize Awarded at ACA
08/09
Congratulations to David S. Goodsell
08/01
New Coloring Page
07/31
Poster Prize Awarded at ISMB
07/19
Summer Newsletter Published
07/12
New Position: Senior Front-end Web Developer
07/12
Congratulations to David S. Goodsell
07/08
Education Corner: Python Scripting for Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
06/21
Learn to Use Mol* for 3D Visualization
06/14
New Flyer: Poxviruses
06/06
Play the Bound! Protein-Drug Card Game
06/01
Watch PDB50 Celebrations
05/24
Award-Winning Videos on Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer
05/17
Postdocs and Scientific Software Developers
05/16
Curated Files for 3D Printing
05/10
Vote Now for the Viewer's Choice Award
05/03
Videos of Experimental Methods
04/22
Spring Newsletter Published
04/19
High School Students: Submit Videos By April 25
04/15
Paper Published: Evolution of the SARS-CoV-2 proteome in 3D
04/12
New Coloring Pages
03/31
Meet RCSB PDB at ASBMB
03/28
Annual Report Published
03/24
Video: Opioids and Pain Signaling
03/17
Brain Awareness Week
03/15
Award-Winning Images
03/14
Register for Exploring Structural Database Use in Crystallography
03/08
Molecular Landscapes in The New Yorker
03/01
Molecule of the Month Newsletter
02/22
Molecular Landscapes
02/15
Molecular Valentines
02/11
Education Corner: Inktober SciArt
02/08
Register Now for Crash Course: Python Scripting for Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
02/01
New Publications in Protein Science
01/25
New Publication in Structure
01/18
Winter Newsletter Published
01/12
2022: Revolutionizing Structural Biology with 3DEM
01/01

Play the Bound! Protein-Drug Card Game

06/01 

The Bound! card deck features 15 unique pairs of drugs and proteins with which they interact. There are six different card types that encompass three varieties of target-drug pairing: Cancer to Anticancer, Bacteria to Antibiotic, and Virus to Antiviral.The Bound! card deck features 15 unique pairs of drugs and proteins with which they interact. There are six different card types that encompass three varieties of target-drug pairing: Cancer to Anticancer, Bacteria to Antibiotic, and Virus to Antiviral.

Bound! is a card game for students 12 and up where players compete to match the most drugs to their protein targets. The cards can be also used to play various memory games.

This game is a collaboration between two data resources: RCSB Protein Data Bank (RCSB PDB) and the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD), which is curated by the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC).

Each of the protein target cards shows one structure from the PDB, while each of the drug cards shows one structure from the CSD. PDB-101 hosts detailed information about each pair, along with structure details and 3D views for the cards highlighted in the game, as well as a collection of materials exploring Drug Action.

Additional information about the featured drugs is available at CCDC.

Cards can be downloaded as PDFs for printing or ordered online from MakePlayingCards.com.


Past news and events have been reported at the RCSB PDB website and past Newsletters.