Understanding the Effect of Secondary Structures and Aggregation on Human Protein Folding Class Evolution
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Summary
The results show that sheet and helix fractions exhibit positive and negative correlations, respectively, with the rate of protein evolution, and the effect of protein secondary structure composition on evolution is explored.
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- article
- Published
- 2010-07-07
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- 8
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- 76
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Keywords
Protein evolution, Protein secondary structure, Biology, Protein folding, Folding (DSP implementation)
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