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PDBe Get Bound Molecules

Get all bound molecules (ligands, cofactors, drugs) in a PDB structure from the PDBe Graph API. Returns each bound molecule group with its chemical component ID (e.g., HEM for heme, ATP for adenosine triphosphate, REA for retinoic acid), chain location, and entity information. Essential for identifying what small molecules co-crystallized with a protein. Use this to discover ligands in a structure before analyzing binding sites. Example: 4HHB returns 6 bound molecules (4 HEM groups + 2 PO4 grou…

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Overview

Get all bound molecules (ligands, cofactors, drugs) in a PDB structure from the PDBe Graph API. Returns each bound molecule group with its chemical component ID (e.g., HEM for heme, ATP for adenosine triphosphate, REA for retinoic acid), chain location, and entity information. Essential for identifying what small molecules co-crystallized with a protein. Use this to discover ligands in a structure before analyzing binding sites. Example: 4HHB returns 6 bound molecules (4 HEM groups + 2 PO4 groups); 1CBS returns REA (retinoic acid).

Schema

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Examples (1)

Default PDBe Get Bound Molecules call

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Expected response keys: success

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Identifiers

Catalog ID
tu_PDBe_get_bound_molecules
Tool name
PDBe_get_bound_molecules
Added
2026-04-30 22:47Z
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