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AlphaFold Database v6 adds tens of millions of predicted structures for the global life-sciences commons
[Founding Archive] AI20 editorial coverage based on EMBL-EBI / PDBe (2025-10-21). On 21 October 2025, EMBL-EBI’s PDBe announced AlphaFold Database v6, aligning the resource with UniProt release 2025_03. The release adds over 26 million new predicted protein structures and brings the total to more than 241 million (AlphaFold DB v6: 241,070,489 predicted structures, including 40,054…
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