Sequence-structure Side-chain Compatibility
Sequence–Structure Side-Chain Compatibility is a computational metric that evaluates the thermodynamic favorability and geometric feasibility of amino acid side-chain conformations given a fixed protein backbone structure, distinguishing it from general folding models by specifically quantifying the compatibility between a protein sequence and its predicted or observed three-dimensional structure based on side-chain packing interactions.
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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University of Wisconsin–Madison
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University of Warsaw
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