We present a fast method for finding optimal parameters for a low-resolution (threading) force field intended to distinguish correct from incorrect folds for a given protein sequence. In contrast to other methods, the parameterization uses information from >10(7) misfolded structures as well as a set of native sequence-structure pairs. In addition to testing the resulting force field's performance on the protein sequence threading problem, results are shown that characterize the number of parameters necessary for effective structure recognition
BackgroundSingle-molecule force spectroscopy (SMFS) is a technique that measures the force necessary...
NMR offers the possibility of accurate secondary structure for proteins that would be too large for ...
Abstract Background Single-molecule force spectroscopy (SMFS) is a technique that measures the force...
In fold recognition by threading one takes the amino acid sequence of a protein and evaluates how we...
Computational recognition of native-like folds from a protein fold database is considered to be a pr...
We propose new empirical scoring potentials and associated alignment procedures for optimally aligni...
This paper presents a new threading algorithm, designed to be used in protein fold recognition. Its ...
ABSTRACT: We present a comprehensive analysis of methods for improving the fold recognition rate of ...
Fold recognition, or threading, is a popular protein structure modeling approach that uses known str...
Computational protein threading is a powerful technique for recognizing native-like folds of a prote...
Motivation: We present an extensive evaluation of different methods and criteria to detect remote ho...
Background: There are many pairs and groups of proteins with similar folds and interaction patterns,...
Abstract Background Considering energy function to detect a correct protein fold from incorrect ones...
4To whom correspondence should be addressed We present two new sets of energy functions for protein ...
Analysis of our fold recognition results in the 3rd Critical Assessment in Structure Prediction (CAS...
BackgroundSingle-molecule force spectroscopy (SMFS) is a technique that measures the force necessary...
NMR offers the possibility of accurate secondary structure for proteins that would be too large for ...
Abstract Background Single-molecule force spectroscopy (SMFS) is a technique that measures the force...
In fold recognition by threading one takes the amino acid sequence of a protein and evaluates how we...
Computational recognition of native-like folds from a protein fold database is considered to be a pr...
We propose new empirical scoring potentials and associated alignment procedures for optimally aligni...
This paper presents a new threading algorithm, designed to be used in protein fold recognition. Its ...
ABSTRACT: We present a comprehensive analysis of methods for improving the fold recognition rate of ...
Fold recognition, or threading, is a popular protein structure modeling approach that uses known str...
Computational protein threading is a powerful technique for recognizing native-like folds of a prote...
Motivation: We present an extensive evaluation of different methods and criteria to detect remote ho...
Background: There are many pairs and groups of proteins with similar folds and interaction patterns,...
Abstract Background Considering energy function to detect a correct protein fold from incorrect ones...
4To whom correspondence should be addressed We present two new sets of energy functions for protein ...
Analysis of our fold recognition results in the 3rd Critical Assessment in Structure Prediction (CAS...
BackgroundSingle-molecule force spectroscopy (SMFS) is a technique that measures the force necessary...
NMR offers the possibility of accurate secondary structure for proteins that would be too large for ...
Abstract Background Single-molecule force spectroscopy (SMFS) is a technique that measures the force...