What does the number after the dot in a PFAM accession mean?
Often times you see PFAMs listed like: PF05183.6 PF07705.5
What do the '6' and '5' after the periods mean in this context?
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Generally those .x numbers indicate versions of that accession number (with a higher number indicating a newer version).