CCP4 Software Suite: historia, evolución, contenido, retos y perspectivas de futuro

Eugene Krissinel

doi:10.3989/arbor.2015.772n2006

Autores/as

Eugene Krissinel Science and Technology Facilities Council

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/arbor.2015.772n2006

Palabras clave:

CCP4, cristalografía macromolecular, colaboración, computación cristalográfica, conjunto de programas

Resumen

“Collaborative Computational Project Number 4 (CCP4)” en Cristalografía de Proteínas es un recurso público líder mundial, encaminado a producir y mantener un conjunto integrado de programas que permite a los investigadores determinar estructuras macromoleculares mediante cristalografía de rayos-X, así como por otras técnicas biofísicas. CCP4 va dirigido a la más amplia comunidad científica posible, abarcando investigaciones en el ámbito académico, tanto sin ánimo de lucro como con él. Sus objetivos principales incluyen el desarrollo y soporte de metodologías punteras para la determinación y análisis de estructuras de proteínas, integradas en un conjunto bien definido para facilitar su fácil difusión mundial. Además, CCP4 juega un papel importante en la formación y entrenamiento de científicos en biología estructural experimental. En este artículo, ofreceré una visión de conjunto de la larga historia e hitos técnicos de CCP4 (35 años) y consideraré cómo ha surgido la particular estructura colaborativa de CCP4, sus características más notables, estado actual y perspectivas futuras.

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