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The role of long-range interactions in defining the secondary structure of proteins is overestimated
1997
Bioinformatics
Motivation: Secondary structure predictions based on the properties of individual residues, and sometimes on local interactions, usually fail to exceed 65% efficiency. Therefore, non-local, long-range interactions seem to be a significant cause of this limitation. Results: In this paper, we apply approaches to localize highly interacting residues and clusters of residues involved in multiple non-local interactions, and test various secondary structure predictions on this separate subset to
doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/13.3.297
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