<p>(A). The cartoon structure: the two symmetric substructures are shown in red and green; the extended irregular structure in the middle of the helix is shown in blue. (B). The profile of local codon usage bias: the decreased region in the middle of the codon sequence is shown with dashed square lines. (C). The comparison between the profile of the natural gene sequence and the averaged profile of the same codon sequence randomized by 10 times. The blue line is for natural gene sequence and the red line is for the average of the random sequences. (D). The profile of local folding free energy, and the dashed square lines shows the region with decreased local folding free energy. (F). The comparison between the natural gene sequence and the ...
<p>(A) Protein structures predicted by SWISS-MODEL were visualized by PyMOL. The wild type is repres...
<p>The cartoon representation of the protein structure possessing the most frequently observed spati...
<p>(A) The gene sequence. (B) The tertiary protein structure. (C) The recurrence plot of the nucleot...
<p>(A). The cartoon structure, with the two symmetric substructures shown in red and green respectiv...
<p>The x-axis is the nucleotide sequence and the y-axis is the local folding free energy. The region...
(a) Overview of CYP1B1 wild type protein in ribbon-presentation (b-l) In-silico protein prediction r...
<div><p>The correspondence between protein sequences and structures, or <i>sequence-structure map</i...
<p>(A) Section I: basic information with function predictions from different resources and links to ...
<p>Amino acid variations across these three sequences are mapped on the protein models (arrows). The...
The exponential growth over the past several decades in the quantity of both primary sequence data a...
International audienceProtein structures are classically described in terms of secondary structures....
While many authors have discussed models and tools for studying protein evolution at the sequence le...
A protein sequence can be classified into one of four structural classes, namely $\alpha, \beta, \al...
<p>A) The Venn diagram indicates the number of genes showing non-synonymous mutation in type 1 strai...
(A) Cartoon diagram of the secondary structure for the MS2 coat gene. Start codons for the various p...
<p>(A) Protein structures predicted by SWISS-MODEL were visualized by PyMOL. The wild type is repres...
<p>The cartoon representation of the protein structure possessing the most frequently observed spati...
<p>(A) The gene sequence. (B) The tertiary protein structure. (C) The recurrence plot of the nucleot...
<p>(A). The cartoon structure, with the two symmetric substructures shown in red and green respectiv...
<p>The x-axis is the nucleotide sequence and the y-axis is the local folding free energy. The region...
(a) Overview of CYP1B1 wild type protein in ribbon-presentation (b-l) In-silico protein prediction r...
<div><p>The correspondence between protein sequences and structures, or <i>sequence-structure map</i...
<p>(A) Section I: basic information with function predictions from different resources and links to ...
<p>Amino acid variations across these three sequences are mapped on the protein models (arrows). The...
The exponential growth over the past several decades in the quantity of both primary sequence data a...
International audienceProtein structures are classically described in terms of secondary structures....
While many authors have discussed models and tools for studying protein evolution at the sequence le...
A protein sequence can be classified into one of four structural classes, namely $\alpha, \beta, \al...
<p>A) The Venn diagram indicates the number of genes showing non-synonymous mutation in type 1 strai...
(A) Cartoon diagram of the secondary structure for the MS2 coat gene. Start codons for the various p...
<p>(A) Protein structures predicted by SWISS-MODEL were visualized by PyMOL. The wild type is repres...
<p>The cartoon representation of the protein structure possessing the most frequently observed spati...
<p>(A) The gene sequence. (B) The tertiary protein structure. (C) The recurrence plot of the nucleot...