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A novel protein distance matrix based on the minimum arc-length between two amino-acid residues on the surface of a globular protein

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2014

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Hall, Damien
Li, Songling
Yamashita, Kazuo
Azuma, Ryuzo
Carver, John
Standley, Daron M.

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Elsevier

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We present a novel protein distance matrix based on the minimum line of arc between two points on the surface of a protein. Two methods for calculating this distance matrix are developed and contrasted. The first method, which we have called TOPOL, is an

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Biophysical Chemistry

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