John‐Marc Chandonia
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Abstract Secondary structure prediction methods are computational algorithms that predict the secondary structure of a protein (i.e. α helices, β strands and turns) from the primary structure (the amino acid sequence).
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Abstract Secondary structure prediction methods are computational algorithms that predict the secondary structure of a protein (i.e. α helices, β strands and turns) from the primary structure (the amino acid sequence).
Key concepts: Protein secondary structure, Protein structure prediction, Sequence (biology), Protein structure, Computational biology, Computer science, Chemistry, Biology