Start a new OneDep deposition

Welcome to the wwPDB OneDep system!

To continue with an existing deposition, please login on the left.
Please note that un-submitted sessions will expire 3 months after last login. Un-submitted sessions and uploaded files will be removed once they expire.

To start a new deposition, please complete the form below. Upon completion, you will be emailed login information specific to your new deposition.

Question about an in-progress deposition? For fastest response, login into your session and select the "Communication" page from the left hand navigation panel.

For requests such as entry release or citation updates, please login to the deposition system and send us a message through the communications section

If you have any other feedback, please write to us at deposit-help@mail.wwpdb.org

Warning: Please note that the current system does not support having multiple sessions open at the same time. To switch between existing sessions please log out using the 'Log out" button in the bottom left corner of the opened deposition.



If your structure is determined by these accepted methods, proceed with OneDep deposition: X-Ray Diffraction, Electron Microscopy, Solution NMR, Solid-state NMR, Neutron Diffraction, Electron Crystallography, Fiber Diffraction.

We strongly recommend that you use ORCiDs login to create new OneDep session and access all your OneDep depositions. More information.

Please select the location of the institute of your Principal Investigator (PI) for OneDep deposition.
This will automatically direct to the closest wwPDB data center for faster response times for communication and computation.

Country/Region:  

If one or more experimental method(s) or integrative methods used to determine your structure is not a OneDep accepted method(s), but is accepted at PDB-Dev (see PDB-Dev policies), proceed with PDB-Dev deposition at https://pdb-dev.wwpdb.org/deposit.html. More information can be found on the wwPDB and PDB-Dev websites.

On initiation of a deposition session the wwPDB OneDep system will provide the Corresponding Author with a deposition session password. Responsibility for managing the access information to each deposition session, and hence the privacy of this information, rests with the Principal Investigator(s).


Your e-mail address
Password (optional, or we will provide one)
This is a shared "group password"
(6 to 16 alphanumeric characters)
Country/Region
Experimental method
    X-Ray Diffraction
    Electron Microscopy
    Solution NMR
    Neutron Diffraction
    Electron Crystallography
    Solid-state NMR
    Fiber Diffraction
Is this a composite map deposition?

Composite map deposition guide (Click here!)

A composite map, also known as a chimeric map, is one which has been artificially constructed from multiple focused refinements (each of which should be deposited as a related deposition for validation purposes). It should also have a low resolution consensus map deposited as an associated EMDB entry which supports the overall structure. More details on this can be found in section 1.3 of EMDB Policies.
Requested accession codes
Privacy policy
     Tick to indicate that you have read and accepted the wwPDB policy on personal data privacy, including what data wwPDB collects, how the data is stored and shared. www.wwpdb.org/about/privacy
 
OneDep logo
FAQ Tutorials wwPDB logo

wwPDB OneDep System

Version: 0.53.1

Existing OneDep deposition

Deposition ID
Password
 
 


 

Validation server

Have you checked your data at the stand-alone validation server?
validate.wwpdb.org

wwPDB regions

Deposition ID:
Email address:

Error message

Your API key is shown below. Please copy it as it won't be shown again.