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  2. Phyre - Wikipedia

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    The Phyre and Phyre2 servers predict the three-dimensional structure of a protein sequence using the principles and techniques of homology modeling.Because the structure of a protein is more conserved in evolution than its amino acid sequence, a protein sequence of interest (the target) can be modeled with reasonable accuracy on a very distantly related sequence of known structure (the ...

  3. List of protein structure prediction software - Wikipedia

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    Rosetta homology modeling and ab initio fragment assembly with Ginzu domain prediction: Webserver Rosetta@home: Distributed-computing implementation of Rosetta algorithm: Downloadable program Abalone: Molecular Dynamics folding: Program C-QUARK C-QUARK is a method for ab initio protein structure prediction. Based on deep-learning based contact ...

  4. Protein structure prediction - Wikipedia

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    A step called domain parsing, or domain boundary prediction, is usually done first to split a protein into potential structural domains. As with the rest of tertiary structure prediction, this can be done comparatively from known structures [ 32 ] or ab initio with the sequence only (usually by machine learning , assisted by covariation). [ 33 ]

  5. List of protein subcellular localization prediction tools

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    This list of protein subcellular localisation prediction tools includes software, databases, and web services that are used for protein subcellular localization prediction. Some tools are included that are commonly used to infer location through predicted structural properties, such as signal peptide or transmembrane helices , and these tools ...

  6. Threading (protein sequence) - Wikipedia

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    Superfamily (probable common evolutionary origin): Proteins that have low sequence identities, but whose structural and functional features suggest that a common evolutionary origin is probable, are placed together in superfamilies. For example, actin, the ATPase domain of the heat shock protein, and hexokinase together form a superfamily.

  7. Liquid–liquid phase separation sequence-based predictors

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    catGRANULE is a method that was originally trained against yeast protein but it has been shown to be useful to predict human phase-separating proteins. [5] The algorithm is based on sequence composition statistics to differentiate proteins that are localized in yeast granules from the rest of the yeast proteome.

  8. Protein aggregation predictors - Wikipedia

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    Prediction of the aggregation propensities single or multiple sequences based on physicochemical properties. sequence hot spot length Amyloidogenic regions Pafig [11] 2009 Web server- AMYLPRED2. Download. Phenomenological. Identification of Hexapeptides associated to amyloid fibrillar aggregates. sequence - Amyloidogenic regions Net-CSSP [12 ...

  9. HH-suite - Wikipedia

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    To predict the function, structure, or other properties of a protein for which only its sequence of amino acids is known, the protein sequence is compared to the sequences of other proteins in public databases. If a protein with sufficiently similar sequence is found, the two proteins are likely to be evolutionarily related ("homologous"). In ...