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 **I.O.U. the link to the publication**
 
-This project consists of around 800 heterodimer models for the human reference proteome. Modelling was done with [ColabFold](https://colabfold.mmseqs.com)/ [LocalColabFold](https://github.com/YoshitakaMo/localcolabfold). Model selection is special in a sense that for some heterodimers experimental crosslinking data is available guiding the choice, otherwise top-ranking models are used.
+This project consists of around 800 dimer models (vast majority heteros) for the human reference proteome. Modelling was done with [ColabFold](https://colabfold.mmseqs.com)/ [LocalColabFold](https://github.com/YoshitakaMo/localcolabfold). Model selection is special in a sense that for some heterodimers experimental crosslinking data is available guiding the choice, otherwise top-ranking models are used.
 
-- special for this set: has a few homomers
-- special for this set: old versions of UniProtKB sequences are traced down to a matching version in the history/ using UniSave
+Since some of the models were build for UniProtKB entries whose sequence were updated in the meantime, the conversion script goes down entry history until it finds a matching sequence. So the ModelCIF file will reference a version of the UniProtKB entry with the sequence used during modelling.
 
 <how are the ModelCIF files created using this software>