Cryo-EM structure search · Discovery server

Sequence-free domain discovery from cryo-EM density.

Paper · CryoNet.Discovery identifies protein structures from cryo-EM density maps across resolutions through cross-modal recognition.

Input a density map

Upload a low-resolution density region, search structural space without a sequence, and inspect a ranked shortlist with local fitting results.

CryoNet.Discovery workflow Server ready
Density input

Start with one segmented cryo-EM region.

MRC example.mapDensity map · 424 KB Ready
CATHSCOPePDB50AFDBMGnify
Density region DateDB search Identified protein

Density-native search

Start from a cryo-EM map instead of a sequence. The server infers density embeddings and retrieves candidate structures from multiple database regimes.

Full ranked candidate list

The result viewer keeps the full top-100 ranked candidate list. Local structures can be viewed and downloaded; candidates without local PDB files remain linked to their source database page.

Built for real screening

One interface covers small curated databases and large-scale AFDB/ESM spaces, so the same page supports validation and exploratory discovery.

Submit A Discovery Job

Upload one cryo-EM density map, choose a target search space, and receive ranked domain candidates together with local fitting outputs where source structures are available.

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How To Use It

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Upload one map Provide one cryo-EM density map in `.mrc`, `.map`, or `.ccp4`-compatible workflow format.
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Choose the search space Use domain databases (CATH/SCOPe) or larger PDB50/AFDB/ESM spaces depending on how broad you want the retrieval to be.
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Inspect ranked outputs The viewer lists all top-100 candidates. Local hits include fitted downloads, while external-only hits link out to PDB, AFDB, or ESM pages.