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Developers: Switch to Sequence Coordinates Service by May 31, 2025

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A new Sequence Coordinates Service more effectively integrates the growing number of protein structures and introduces several minor API changes to better support access to RCSB PDB features.

The old 1D Coordinates Service API will remain operational for a limited period ending May 31, 2025.

Documentation is available to assist developers in migrating to the new Sequence Coordinates Service.

Please contact RCSB PDB with any questions or concerns.

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