Mol. (1977) 114, 181-293 Automatic Identification of Secondary Structure in Globular Proteins (1977)
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@ARTICLE{Medical77mol.(1977),
author = {Michael Levitt Medical and Michael Levitt},
title = {Mol. (1977) 114, 181-293 Automatic Identification of Secondary Structure in Globular Proteins},
journal = {Journal of Molecular Biology},
year = {1977},
volume = {114},
pages = {181}
}
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Abstract
this paper we make such precise rules, use automatic objective methods to derive secondary structure assignments for many proteins, and then test the results against the reported assignments made by X-ray crystallographers. We hope these rules, which are shown to work very well, will serve as general criteria to be used to identify secondary structure in the future. As a result of the present lack of a precise rule and an objective method, there is no consistent assignment of secondary structure for many globular proteins. The results given in this paper remedy this and provide the first objective and precise compilation of structure for most proteins of known conformation
Keyphrases
secondary structure globular protein 181-293 automatic identification precise rule precise compilation objective method secondary structure assignment reported assignment many protein first objective x-ray crystallographer general criterion consistent assignment paper remedy present lack automatic objective method many globular protein
