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- W2490229396 abstract "The procedures used to model a protein structure are well established when the novel protein has high sequence similarity to a protein of known structure. Many proteins of interest have low (i.e. <50%) sequence similarity to any known structure. In these cases new approaches to prediction of structure are required. The use of sequence profiles which relate sequence to known structure has been proposed as one method to assign local regions of structure. As a first stage, templates or icons of the many relevant substructural motifs found in proteins must be defined. The sequences which gave rise to these structures are then aligned and a weighted profile obtained. Average structures of the 8 and 12 residue helix-turn and turn-helix motifs have been prepared. These coordinate templates were then used to scan through the Brookhaven protein structural database for similar, superimposable fragments. A composite template of 100 similar fragments for each element was found to be internally consistent to a rmsd=0.92 Å for HT8, 1.54 Å for HT12, 0.41 Å for TH8 and 1.40 Å for TH12. All of the sequences, from these structures, were then used to create an overall sequence profile. The four sequence profiles were scanned against the amino acid sequences of the proteins in the Brookhaven database: tertiary structure was correctly identified only about 10% of the time. This value is too low for predictive purposes. However, it could be increased by checking for multiple occurrences of the template in one protein." @default.
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