Predictive classification of major structural families and fold types of proteins is investigated deploying logistic regression. Only five to seven dimensional quantitative feature vector representations of tertiary structures are found adequate. Results for benchmark sample of non-homologous proteins from SCOP database are presented. Importance of this work as compared to homology modeling and best-known quantitative approaches is highlighted
Dissimilarity spaces, along with feature reduction/ selection techniques, are among the mainstream a...
International audienceBackground: Formal classification of a large collection of protein structures ...
The classical sequence-structure-function paradigm for proteins illustrates that the amino acid sequ...
A quantitative feature-vector representation/model of tertiary structural motifs of proteins is pres...
Proteins are composed of linear chains of amino acids that form a unique three-dimensional structure...
Proteins are involved in many cell activities (e.g., molecular transport, mechanical functions, mess...
Recent advances in protein structure determination and prediction offer new opportunities to deciphe...
Recent advances in protein structure determination and prediction offer new opportunities to deciphe...
Background: Classification of newly resolved protein structures is important in understanding their ...
Background Identification of the tertiary structure (3D structure) of a protein is a fundamental pr...
Because of the increasing gap between the data from sequencing and structural genomics, the accurate...
Because of the increasing gap between the data from sequencing and structural genomics, the accurate...
Motivation: The number of protein families has been estimated to be as small as 1000. Recent study s...
Modeling methods to derive 3D-structure of proteins have been recently developed. Protein homology-m...
Knowledge about structural classes of proteins plays an important role in inferring tertiary structu...
Dissimilarity spaces, along with feature reduction/ selection techniques, are among the mainstream a...
International audienceBackground: Formal classification of a large collection of protein structures ...
The classical sequence-structure-function paradigm for proteins illustrates that the amino acid sequ...
A quantitative feature-vector representation/model of tertiary structural motifs of proteins is pres...
Proteins are composed of linear chains of amino acids that form a unique three-dimensional structure...
Proteins are involved in many cell activities (e.g., molecular transport, mechanical functions, mess...
Recent advances in protein structure determination and prediction offer new opportunities to deciphe...
Recent advances in protein structure determination and prediction offer new opportunities to deciphe...
Background: Classification of newly resolved protein structures is important in understanding their ...
Background Identification of the tertiary structure (3D structure) of a protein is a fundamental pr...
Because of the increasing gap between the data from sequencing and structural genomics, the accurate...
Because of the increasing gap between the data from sequencing and structural genomics, the accurate...
Motivation: The number of protein families has been estimated to be as small as 1000. Recent study s...
Modeling methods to derive 3D-structure of proteins have been recently developed. Protein homology-m...
Knowledge about structural classes of proteins plays an important role in inferring tertiary structu...
Dissimilarity spaces, along with feature reduction/ selection techniques, are among the mainstream a...
International audienceBackground: Formal classification of a large collection of protein structures ...
The classical sequence-structure-function paradigm for proteins illustrates that the amino acid sequ...