From protein structure to function with bioinformatics
By: Daniel John Rigden, editor
Publisher: Springer
Published: 2009
Place of publication: [Dordrecht]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 324
ISBN-13: 9781402090578; 9781402090585
Subjects: Computational Biology; Chemical Models; Amino Acid Sequence; Proteins; Protein Conformation; Computer simulation; Bioinformatics; Physiology; Structure
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Section I:; title: Generating and inferring structures.; title: Ab Initio protein structure prediction  -- Jooyoung Lee, -- Sitao Wu, -- and -- Yang Zhang ;; title: Fold recognition  -- Lawrence A. Kelley ;; title: Comparative protein structure modelling  -- András Fiser ;; title: Membrane protein structure prediction  -- Timothy Nugent -- and -- David T. Jones ;; title: Bioinformatics approaches to the structure and function of intrinsically disordered proteins  -- Peter Tompa -- Section II:; title: From structure to functions.; title: Function diversity within folds and superfamilies  -- Benoit H. Dessailly -- and -- Christine A. Orengo ;; title: Predicting protein function from surface properties  -- Nicholas J. Burgoyne -- and -- Richard M. Jackson ;; title: 3D motifs  -- Elaine C. Meng, -- Benjamin J. Polacco, -- and -- Patricia C. Babbitt ;; title: Protein dynamics: from structure to function  -- Marcus B. Kubitzki, -- Bert L. de Groot, -- and -- Daniel Seeliger ;; title: Integrated servers for structure-informed function prediction  -- Roman A. Laskowski ;; title: Case studies: Function predictions of structural genomics results  -- James D. Watson -- and -- Janet M. Thornton ;; title: Prediction of protein function from theoretical models -- Iwona A. Cymerman,-- Daniel J. Rigden,-- and-- Janusz M. Bujnicki.