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Amyloids and pre‐amyloids from the PDB

Using solely geometric conditions for beta‐sheets, we have prepared and maintain an automatically updated list of amyloid structures from the Protein Data Bank (PDB). Our list contains the insoluble amyloid structures, and, additionally, those globular proteins, which contain amyloid‐like sub‐structures. We assume that these globular proteins are transformed more easily to insoluble amyloid fibrils than other proteins. Several observations from the literature show the validity of this assumption.