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Sequence codes for extended conformation: A neighbor‐dependent sequence analysis of loops in proteins

Crasto et al., 2001

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8578343128047649027
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Crasto C
Feng J
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Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics

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We performed an extensive sequence analysis on the loops of proteins. By dividing a loop databank derived from the Protein Data Bank into groups, we analyzed the chemical characteristics and the sequence preferences of loops of different lengths and loops …
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