Protein Structure: Determination, Analysis, and Applications for Drug Discovery

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Daniel Chasman
CRC Press, 18 thg 3, 2003 - 576 trang
This text offers in-depth perspectives on every aspect of protein structure identification, assessment, characterization, and utilization, for a clear understanding of the diversity of protein shapes, variations in protein function, and structure-based drug design. The authors cover numerous high-throughput technologies as well as computational met
 

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Structural Biology and Structural Genomics A Federal Agency Perspective
1
Producing Proteins
9
Crystallization of Membrane Proteins
27
Prospects for HighThroughput Structure Determination by XRay Crystallography
55
Prospects for HighThroughput Structure Determination of Proteins by NMR Spectroscopy
95
Automated Molecular Replacement
141
Comparative Protein Structure Modeling
167
Rising Accuracy of Protein Secondary Structure Prediction
207
Automated Genome Functional Annotation for Structural Genomics
349
The Importance of StructureBased Function Annotation to Drug Discovery
369
The Protein Data Bank
389
The European Bioinformatics Institute Macromolecular Structure Database EMSD
407
Molecular Docking in StructureBased Design
417
Use of Pharmacophores in StructureBased Drug Design
453
The Structure of Human lnterferon𝛃1a Avonex and its Relation to Activity A Case Study of the Use of Structural Data in the Arena of Protein Pharm...
483
GProteinCoupled Receptors Diverse Functions and Shared Mechanisms of Action Interpreted Through the Structure of Rhodopsin
521

Novel Fold and Ab Initio Methods for Protein Structure Generation
251
Identifying Errors in ThreeDimensional Protein Models
277
Comparative Analysis and Evolutionary Classification of Protein Structures
315
Functional Assessment of Amino Acid Variation Caused by SingleNucleotide Polymorphisms A Structural View
561
Index
593
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Daniel I. Chasman is Director of Statistical Genetics and Computational Biology, Variagenics, Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts. The author of numerous professional publications, he received the A.B. degree (1984) in biochemical sciences from Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the Ph.D. degree (1990) in cell biology from Stanford University, California.

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