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..., a fragment structure (represented by a "paradigm" fragment chosen from a protein in the PDB) and optionally, a 4-dimensional tensor of pairwise sequence cov ...ach family contained a single known structure (parent) from the Brookhaven protein Data Bank. These were a subset of the PDBSelect-25 list, having no more tha ...

...nal|vauthors=Kamarthapu V, Rao KV, Srinivas PN, Reddy GB, Reddy VD | title=Structural and kinetic properties of Bacillus subtilis S-adenosylmethionine synthetase This article discusses the protein domains that make up the SAM synthetase enzyme and how these domains contri ...

...ic technique]] which is useful in the discovery of [[Network motif|network motifs]]. For example, it can be used to detect a [[Path (graph theory)|simple pat ...g both [[Wnt signaling pathway|signaling pathways]] and [[Structural motif|motifs]] allows a deeper understanding of the similarities and differences of many ...

...uthor3=Ourisson, G. |year=1979 |title=Molecular evolution of biomembranes: structural equivalents and phylogenetic precursors of sterols |journal=Proceedings of Squalene-hopene cyclase is a membrane-associated 70-75kDa protein composed of 631 amino acids and seven PTFB repeats. It exists as a monotopi ...

...en applied in many measurements of intramolecular dynamics such as DNA/RNA/protein folding/unfolding and other conformational changes, and intermolecular dyna ...roving certainty in single molecule imaging | journal = Current Opinion in Structural Biology | volume = 46 | pages = 24–30 | date = October 2017 | pmid = 284822 ...

...ocess in which [[SMC protein|structural maintenance of chromosomes (SMC)]] protein complexes progressively grow loops of [[DNA]] or chromatin. In this process {{Main|SMC protein}} ...

...'). Most real networks, from the WWW to the [[Protein Interaction Networks|protein interaction networks]], however, have a degree distribution that are highly ...exponent, and is a constant. Such [[scale-free networks]] have unexpected structural and dynamical properties, rooted in the diverging second moment of the degr ...

...s task.<ref name="Eigen1971"/> However, to encode a system as complex as a protein, longer nucleotide sequences are needed, which increases the probability of ...roduce itself and a matrix to build the protein ''E''_''i''. The protein ''E''_''i'' gives the catalytic support to build the next sequenc ...

<!-- GC-AT bias in protein walks on NK landscape --> ...=16857856 }}</ref> the effect of a GC-AT [[mutation bias]] is to alter the protein sequence composition in a manner qualitatively consistent with the analogy ...

...cades RIXS has been widely exploited to study the electronic, magnetic and structural properties of quantum materials and molecules. It is a resonant [[X-ray]]s * [[Protein|Metalloproteins]] (e.g. the oxygen-evolving complex in [[photosystem II]])< ...