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Default Structural-functional bioinformatics: knowledge-based NMR interpretation.

Structural-functional bioinformatics: knowledge-based NMR interpretation.

Related Articles Structural-functional bioinformatics: knowledge-based NMR interpretation.

Stud Health Technol Inform. 1998;52 Pt 1:365-6

Authors: Kulikowski CA, Zimmerman D, Montelione G, Anderson S

This paper describes a knowledge-based approach to a problem of structural-functional bioinformatics, specifically the determination of protein structure through the automated analysis of NMR data. Highly successful results in carrying out sequence-specific assignments of residues from multidimensional NMR datasets has led us to automation of NOE dataset interpretation and a design for integrating these results with other protein structure and function analysis programs.

PMID: 10384479 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]



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