Map plasmodb gene ID to pdb crystal structure if exist
I have a list of genes with their Plasmodb ids. I want to map the genes to their corresponding protein structures if it exists in the PDB. So far I have tried two different strategies: Using NCBI etulils to find the gene id in NCBI, then the related protein ID and finally the related structure(s) IDs. Through Plasmodb, "blasting" each gene against pdb structures. The results I am getting are not consistent in the two strategies.
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I'd suggest sticking to PlasmoDB results as it is regularly updated and maintained by a dedicated team of the software developers. It is highly likely that genome sequences and annotations on NCBI may not be as updated as PlasmoDB.