The Protein Data Bank in Europe (PDBe) publishes monthly articles that popularise interesting biomacromolecules from our everyday lives and tie them to structures stored in the PDB database. April's article "The buzz behind bee venom therapy" was written by our colleague and PDB annotator Romana. If you are interested in bee venom more than just trying to avoid exposure to it by an angry flying insect, you can read the article on the PDBe website.
PDBCharges, a tool providing partial atomic charges for protein structures from the Protein Data Bank, was published in the journal Nucleic Acids Research.
