SCOP, the popular website for the Structural Classification of Proteins, has been around for a long time, but I’ll wager most readers of this column have never heard of SCOR, the Structural ...

"The database can serve as a tool for teachers and students studying these protein-lipid interactions, which is often an underdeveloped topic in biology and biochemistry courses," McShan says.

“Protein architecture has preserved ancient structural designs as fossils of ancient biochemistries,” the authors wrote. ... and the Structural Classification of Proteins database.