The phrase "all structures available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of structures that can be accessed or utilized in a particular context, such as in a report or a technical document.
Example: "The database contains all structures available for analysis, ensuring comprehensive data coverage."
Alternatives: "all accessible structures" or "every available structure".
The crystal structure of tubulin complexed with epothilone A [ 30] (pdb id 1TVK) was used for docking since this has the highest resolution (2.89 Å) among all the tubulin structures available to date.
To address this issue all anatomical structures available in EndoNet have been linked to the anatomical ontology Cytomer [ 17].
Structure solution and refinement statistics for all structures are given in Table 2. To provide an additional functional insight, we collected USP sequences from the NCBI database as well as all USP structures available in the PDB.
In the two cases where the discriminatory IHC was negative with both MAbs (case 24058 and 24856), we extended the IHC analysis with a panel of additional PrP specific MAbs to tissue blocks of all CNS structures available.
Superposition of all M domain structures available in presence or absence of SRP RNA show that the free Pfu-SRP54 M domain conformation is similar to the "open" state (Figures 4C and 4D).
This helix prediction algorithm is based on all high-resolution structures available, with the scoring function comparing homology of the sequences to known helical structures.
HD-RNAS classifies all the RNA structures available in PDB according to their functional classes, e.g. transfer RNA (tRNA), messenger RNA (mRNA), ribosomal RNA (rRNA), ribozymes, riboswitches, ribonucleases, etc. (http://www.saha.ac.in/biop/www/HD-RNAS.html).
With the addition of the structure reported here Chd1 now represents the most structurally well-characterised Snf2 protein, with structures available for all three of the major domains found in the enzyme (Flanagan et al, 2007; Hauk et al, 2010).
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