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PreFRP: Prediction and visualization of fluctuation residues in proteins.
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- Chemoinformatics approach to design and develop vanillin analogs as COX-1 inhibitor.Journal of public health in Africa · 2023Article
- Importance of Fluctuating Amino Acid Residues in Folding and Binding of Proteins.Avicenna journal of medical biotechnologyArticle
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Abstract
aimThe PreFRP web server extracts sequence and basic information of a protein structure and groups amino acid residues in a protein into three important types such as high, moderate, and weak fluctuating residues. MATERIALS AND
methodsThe server takes a protein data bank file or an amino acid sequence as input and prints the probability of amino acid residues to fluctuate. The server also provides a link to Jmol, a molecular visualization program to visualize the high, moderate, and weak fluctuating residues in three different colors.
resultsPrediction and visualization of fluctuating amino acid residues in proteins may help to understand the complex three-dimensional structure of proteins and may further help in docking and mutation experiments. AVAILABILITY: The web server is freely accessible through the web page of the author's institution http://www.mpi.edu.in/prefrp/link.html.
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