Structural Motif Recognition is a computational method in protein fold recognition that identifies conserved three-dimensional structural patterns indicative of specific functional or evolutionary relationships among proteins.
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The structure of protein-protein recognition sites.
J. Janin, C. Chothia · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1990 · 828 citations · Full text
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