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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Protein-protein association"”.

  1. Development and Integration of Bioinformatic and Electrostatic Techniques With Application to Biological Systems

    Proteins consist of a sequence of residues. These residues generate the electrostatic nature of the protein, thereby determines all other properties for the protein. Computational techniques for calculating electrostatic properties are well established. More recently, bioinformatics techniques, …

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  2. Theoretical Studies of Protein-Protein Interactions

    Proteins are known to play major roles in most processes taking place inside living cells. Understanding their functions and mechanisms of their action is one of the most important problems in the fields of biochemistry and biophysics. In this work we study a kinase called Extracellular Signal …

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  3. Design and Evaluation of Network Algorithms and Deep Learning Models in Systems Biology and Biomedicine

    … network model for integrating heterogeneous protein-protein interaction networks. ICoN learns joint embeddings across multiple networks and captures complementary biological evidence. ICoN surpassed individual networks across three downstream tasks: gene module detection, gene coannotation …

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  4. Computational investigation of molecular recognition in plant hormone signal transduction

    … are specifically recognized by their receptor proteins, and then initiate downstream protein-protein interactions to trigger a variety of hormone responses. Detailed understanding of the molecular mechanism of specific molecular recognition in plant hormone perception and signal transduction …

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