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Complexed antibody structures
Uncomplexed antibody structures
CDR definitions
Combining site shape classes for the complexed antibody structures
Combining site shape classes for the uncomplexed antibody structures
Shape classes of complexed and uncomplexed antibodies
Secondary structural class prediction accuracies
Secondary Structural Content Prediction using a modified version of SSCP[
Eisenhaber
et al.
, 1996a
,
Eisenhaber
et al.
, 1996b
]
Mainly-
architecture prediction
analysis of amino acid usage between the three main classes
analysis of (i,i+3) duplet usage between the three main classes
analysis of (i,i+3) duplet usage between the mainly alpha and mixed alpha-beta classes
analysis of (i,i+3) duplet usage between the ribbon and non-ribbon beta architectures
analysis of (i,i+3) duplet usage between the sandwich, barrel and distorted sandwich architectures
Correct top-ranking fold recognition results using Smith Waterman local alignments
Four hydrophobicity related scales
Summary of fold recognition using alignment of raw sequence derived information.
Summary of fold recognition results using alignments of hydrophobicity (Kyte and Doolittle)
Summary of fold recognition results using alignments of hydrophobicity (Bull and Breese)
Summary of fold recognition results using alignments of hydrophobic moment direction
Summary of fold recognition results using alignments of conserved hydrophobicity score
Summary of fold recognition results using alignments of combined raw hydrophobicity and DSC secondary structure prediction probabilities
Similar folds with different CATH topologies are recognised.
CATH architectures
Descriptions for selected mainly-
CATH topologies
Descriptions for selected mainly-
CATH topologies
Descriptions for selected mixed-
CATH topologies
Copyright Bob MacCallum - DISCLAIMER: this was written in 1997 and may contain out-of-date information.