Apr
17
2010
1

Practically useful: what the Rosetta protein modeling suite can do for you

In a recent review published in Biochemistry, Kaufmann, Lemmon and DeLuca et al. from the Meiler Lab, cover the Rosetta modeling suite capabilities. More importantly, as supplementary information they provide tutorials to demonstrate 6 basic use cases of Rosetta.

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Written by Nir London in: Literature Reviews,Resources | Tags: , , ,
Oct
28
2009
0

Dynamic interactions of proteins in complex networks: a more structured view.

Amelie Stein, Roland A Pache, Pau Bernadó, Miquel Pons, Patrick Aloy (FEBS Journal, 2009)

This recent mini-review by Stein et al. focuses on the mechanisms that enable dynamic, transient, short lived interactions in cellular networks. Of special interest are the always popular “motif recognition domain”-”short flexible peptide” interactions. However, post translational modifications and regulation by disorder are also discussed. We concise the review further to some basic/interesting/anecdotal/”pondering worthy” points.

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