Multiple amino acid mutagenesis
Noam Harel
hareln at mail.med.upenn.edu
Sun Nov 14 22:04:44 EST 1999
Thanks, Mark!!
I had tried a less sophisticated secondary structure program with the
exact strategy you suggested. But the site you mentioned is simply
outstanding (exposed/buried info, homology info, and excellent
documentation)! I feel much more comfortable basing the mutations on the
predictions of that site...
Thanks again,
Noam Harel
mb wrote:
>
> try going to the below site and running the basic homology search,
> alignment and prediciton routine. This should give you a rational basis
> for deciding what to do. Pay close attention to both the structure
> prediction and the exposed/buried prediction. This should give you an
> idea of what a given mutation may do. You can even run the predictions
> with potential mutated sequences. There may also turn out to be
> homologous domains of known structure.
>
> http://dodo.cpmc.columbia.edu/predictprotein/
>
> --
> Mark Bowen
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