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BMCBI
2010
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Large-scale prediction of protein-protein interactions from structures
Background: The prediction of protein-protein interactions is an important step toward the elucidation of protein functions and the understanding of the molecular mechanisms insid...
Martial Hue, Michael Riffle, Jean-Philippe Vert, W...
BMCBI
2008
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A probabilistic framework to predict protein function from interaction data integrated with semantic knowledge
Background: The functional characterization of newly discovered proteins has been a challenge in the post-genomic era. Protein-protein interactions provide insights into the funct...
Young-Rae Cho, Lei Shi, Murali Ramanathan, Aidong ...
BIBE
2006
IEEE
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15 years 3 months ago
Finding Correlations in Functionally Equivalent Proteins by Integrating Automated and Visual Data Exploration
The analysis of alignments of functionally equivalent proteins can reveal regularities such as correlated positions or residue patterns which are important to ensure a specific f...
Daniel A. Keim, Daniela Oelke, Royal Truman, Klaus...
BMCBI
2010
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A pairwise residue contact area-based mean force potential for discrimination of native protein structure
Background: Considering energy function to detect a correct protein fold from incorrect ones is very important for protein structure prediction and protein folding. Knowledge-base...
Shahriar Arab, Mehdi Sadeghi, Changiz Eslahchi, Ha...
BMCBI
2005
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Predicting functional sites with an automated algorithm suitable for heterogeneous datasets
Background: In a previous report (La et al., Proteins, 2005), we have demonstrated that the identification of phylogenetic motifs, protein sequence fragments conserving the overal...
David La, Dennis R. Livesay