Shoba.Ranganathan wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm looking for references that state the minimum sequence identity
> required for homology modelling, and the percentage in the reference
> (in case I can't find the article).
>> Cheers
> Shoba
Maybe these two papers will give you some information:
@ARTICLE{SalMedicine95,
author={A. {\v{S}}ali},
title={Protein modeling by satisfaction of spatial restraints},
journal={Molecular Medicine Today},
annote={\htmladdnormallink{Available}{http://guitar.rockefeller.edu/usr/people/sali/text/papers/molmed-95/html/rev/rev.html}},
year={1995},
volume={1},
pages={270-277},
key={review as042 Sali}
}
}
@ARTICLE{SalPotYua95,
author={A. {\v{S}}ali and L. Potterton and F. Yuan and
H. van~Vlijmen and M. Karplus},
title={Evaluation of comparative protein modeling by
{MODELLER}},
journal={Proteins},
year={1995},
volume={23},
pages={318-326},
key={Sali as045},
annote={An evaluation of three homology models submitted to the
Asilomar conference.}
}
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