Database for proteome-wide predictions of protein structures Accuracies of protein structure predictors have improved quite a lot in recent years. Algorithms such as Rosetta have gotten robust enough to predict structures of large number of proteins. However, I could't find any initiative to make a database for proteome-wide predictions of protein structures or may be integrate the predicted structures in existing databases (PDB or Uniprot).

If any such exists, please let me know.
There are three initiatives I know of to have a go at this:


PConsFam, which collects data from this paper.
The Baker group's metagenomic study which you mention in the question.
The recent DMPfold work from our lab. This compares its results to the above two studies and discusses the effect on various model organisms.


The second and third of these don't provide a database per se, but the models are available for download and are linked to the Pfam database.