Accurate Classification of Biological and non-Biological Interfaces in Protein Crystal Structures using Subtle Covariation Signals.
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ABSTRACT: Proteins often work as oligomers or multimers in vivo. Therefore, elucidating their oligomeric or multimeric form (quaternary structure) is crucially important to ascertain their function. X-ray crystal structures of numerous proteins have been accumulated, providing information related to their biological units. Extracting information of biological units from protein crystal structures represents a meaningful task for modern biology. Nevertheless, although many methods have been proposed for identifying biological units appearing in protein crystal structures, it is difficult to distinguish biological protein-protein interfaces from crystallographic ones. Therefore, our simple but highly accurate classifier was developed to infer biological units in protein crystal structures using large
SUBMITTER: Fukasawa Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6717244 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Aug
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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