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ArticlePloS one2012

Assignment of EC numbers to enzymatic reactions with reaction difference fingerprints.

Qian-Nan Hu, Hui Zhu, Xiaobing Li, Manman Zhang, Zhe Deng, Xiaoyan Yang, Zixin Deng

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7 authors.

Qian-Nan HuKey Laboratory of Combinatorial Biosynthesis and Drug Discovery, Wuhan University, Ministry of Education, Wuhan, P. R. China. qnhu@whu.edu.cn
Hui Zhu
Xiaobing Li
Manman Zhang
Zhe Deng
Xiaoyan Yang
Zixin Deng

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Abstract

The EC numbers represent enzymes and enzyme genes (genomic information), but they are also utilized as identifiers of enzymatic reactions (chemical information). In the present work (ECAssigner), our newly proposed reaction difference fingerprints (RDF) are applied to assign EC numbers to enzymatic reactions. The fingerprints of reactant molecules minus the fingerprints of product molecules will generate reaction difference fingerprints, which are then used to calculate reaction Euclidean distance, a reaction similarity measurement, of two reactions. The EC number of the most similar training reaction will be assigned to an input reaction. For 5120 balanced enzymatic reactions, the RDF with a fingerprint length at 3 obtained at the sub-subclass, subclass, and main class level with cross-validation accuracies of 83.1%, 86.7%, and 92.6% respectively. Compared with three published methods, ECAssigner is the first fully automatic server for EC number assignment. The EC assignment system (ECAssigner) is freely available via: http://cadd.whu.edu.cn/ecassigner/.

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Advisory CommitteesCatalysisDNA FingerprintingEnzyme ActivationEnzymesGenotyping TechniquesHumansModels, BiologicalMolecular Sequence DataReproducibility of ResultsSoftwareSubstrate SpecificityValidation Studies as TopicEnzymes

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PMID23285222
PMCPMC3532301

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