2003•Journal of Molecular BiologyRequires access

On the Role of Structural Information in Remote Homology Detection and Sequence Alignment: New Methods Using Hybrid Sequence Profiles

Christopher L. Tang, Lei Xie, Ingrid Y.Y. Koh, Shoshana Posy, Emil Alexov, Barry Honig

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Key concepts: Structural alignment, Sequence alignment, Alignment-free sequence analysis, Sequence (biology), Loop modeling, Computational biology, Multiple sequence alignment, Homology modeling

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