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    PDB quickstart

    Download a PDB structure by ID or search it by name, review it in the 3D viewer, then chain it straight into DiffDock docking or P2Rank pocket prediction.

    You want an experimentally determined structure for a target and then to put it to work — this walks the fastest path: download it from the PDB by ID (or search by name), review it in the 3D viewer, and chain it straight into docking or binding-site prediction.

    PDB Quickstart

    Download a Structure

    In chat, request a specific structure:

    Download 1M17 from PDB

    Or search by protein name:

    Search PDB for EGFR kinase structures with resolution below 2.0 Angstroms

    Review the Structure

    The structure loads in an interactive 3D Mol* viewer on the canvas showing:

    • Protein chains and residues
    • Bound ligands (if present)
    • Resolution and experimental method
    • Chain identifiers

    Chain into Docking

    Send the structure to DiffDock:

    Dock gefitinib into this EGFR structure

    The platform uses the downloaded PDB structure as the protein input and fetches the ligand SMILES automatically.

    Identify Binding Sites

    Alternatively, run P2Rank first:

    Run P2Rank on 1M17 to identify binding pockets

    This highlights predicted binding sites on the structure, helping you choose where to dock.

    One request, whole pipeline

    Describe the whole goal in one message and the orchestrator chains the tools for you:

    Download 1M17 from PDB, dock gefitinib with DiffDock, and rescore with MM-GBSA

    See How the orchestrator picks tools for how the chain is built.

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