Protein binding sites prediction and docking

Protein binding sites prediction and docking

We have developed an algorithm for structural similarity search in multiple related proteins to find conserved binding regions on proteins involved in protein-protein interactions. We have used this algorithm to find conserved regions on a protein surface. The conserved residues found were labeled a...

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Veröffentlicht in:AIP conference proceedings 2008-09, Vol.1148, p.429-432
Hauptverfasser: Janezic, Dusanka, Konc, Janez, Penca, Matej, Poljanec, Ksenija
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