A protein is identified by a finite sequence of aminoacids, each of them chosen from a set of 20 elements. The Protein Structure Prediction Problem is the problem of predicting t...
-- One of the benefits of a computational grid is the ability to run high-performance applications over distributed resources simply and securely. We demonstrated this benefit with...
Anand Natrajan, Michael Crowley, Nancy Wilkins-Die...
Protein Data Integration approaches at the moment considers data sources as data repositories, but not as applications; which in turn may embody complex interactions with other da...
Amandeep S. Sidhu, Tharam S. Dillon, Elizabeth Cha...
The tertiary (3D) structure of a protein contains the essential information for understanding the biological function of the protein at the molecular and cellular levels. Traditio...
Manesh J. Shah, Sergei Passovets, Dongsup Kim, Kyl...
Background: The process of oxidative folding combines the formation of native disulfide bond with conformational folding resulting in the native three-dimensional fold. Oxidative ...