IDRP-PseAAC: Identification of DNA Replication Proteins Using General PseAAC and Position Dependent Features.
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ABSTRACT: DNA replication is one of the specific processes to be considered in all the living organisms, specifically eukaryotes. The prevalence of DNA replication is significant for an evolutionary transition at the beginning of life. DNA replication proteins are those proteins which support the process of replication and are also reported to be important in drug design and discovery. This information depicts that DNA replication proteins have a very important role in human bodies, however, to study their mechanism, their identification is necessary. Thus, it is a very important task but, in any case, an experimental identification is time-consuming, highly-costly and laborious. To cope with this issue, a computational methodology is required for prediction of these proteins, however, no prior meth
SUBMITTER: Amin A
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7869428 | biostudies-literature | 2021
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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