This paper provides a detailed description of a database of protein structure implemented in the logic programming language PROLOG. The database allows flexible access to structural information at the atom, residue, secondary structure and topology levels of the protein structural hierarchy. An extended version of the Kabsch and Sander algorithm for secondary structure definition has been implemented in PROLOG, forming an integral part of the database. For protein structure analysis, the PROLOG system shows significant advantages in flexibility over conventional programming languages such as Fortran, and Relational Database Management Systems using SQL.</p
With growing amount of experimental data, the number of known protein structures also increases cont...
In order to find rules for the secondary structure prediction of proteins which describe the (sequen...
We describe new algorithms and modules for protein structure prediction available as part of the PRO...
This paper provides a detailed description of a database of protein structure implemented in the log...
The subject of this thesis is the use of specialized database methods to analyze and predict protein...
The purpose of this paper is to provide a brief overview of how logic programming technology has bee...
Abstract Background In protein design, correct use of topology is among the initial and most critica...
peer reviewedWith growing amount of experimental data, the number of known protein structures also i...
With growing amount of experimental data, the number of known protein structures also increases cont...
The huge difference between the number of known sequences and known tertiary structures has justifie...
Searching proteins on their secondary structures provides a rough and fast method of identification ...
The paper describes a novel framework, constructed using con-straint logic programming and paralleli...
Abstract: Protein structure classification by using bioinformatics can involve sequence similarity s...
Protein tertiary structure plays an essential role in deciphering protein functions, especially prot...
We describe new algorithms and modules for protein structure prediction available as part of the PRO...
With growing amount of experimental data, the number of known protein structures also increases cont...
In order to find rules for the secondary structure prediction of proteins which describe the (sequen...
We describe new algorithms and modules for protein structure prediction available as part of the PRO...
This paper provides a detailed description of a database of protein structure implemented in the log...
The subject of this thesis is the use of specialized database methods to analyze and predict protein...
The purpose of this paper is to provide a brief overview of how logic programming technology has bee...
Abstract Background In protein design, correct use of topology is among the initial and most critica...
peer reviewedWith growing amount of experimental data, the number of known protein structures also i...
With growing amount of experimental data, the number of known protein structures also increases cont...
The huge difference between the number of known sequences and known tertiary structures has justifie...
Searching proteins on their secondary structures provides a rough and fast method of identification ...
The paper describes a novel framework, constructed using con-straint logic programming and paralleli...
Abstract: Protein structure classification by using bioinformatics can involve sequence similarity s...
Protein tertiary structure plays an essential role in deciphering protein functions, especially prot...
We describe new algorithms and modules for protein structure prediction available as part of the PRO...
With growing amount of experimental data, the number of known protein structures also increases cont...
In order to find rules for the secondary structure prediction of proteins which describe the (sequen...
We describe new algorithms and modules for protein structure prediction available as part of the PRO...