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Leveraging evolutionary information for protein structure and function production
More than 10 years after the human genome project, we still know only a fraction of the structures and functions of human proteins. My lab develops methods for very sensitive sequence search and alignment methods that are based on the pairwise comparison of sequence profiles. Such methods have led to remarkable improvements in protein structure and function prediction over the last 10 years.
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Disorder in yeast
IDP Presentation
MSc thesis presentation: Transmembrane Helix Prediction in Proteins
Louise Funke and the TUM iGEM team from TUM
PhyscoFilter - Clean different.
Chiara Zecchin from the Department of Bioengineering, University of Padova
Online prediction of glucose concentration in type 1 diabetes by neural networks
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Yana Bromberg, Peter C. Kahn and Burkhard Rost : Wide range of differences, mostly unseen, among humans
No two...