Are specialized servers better at predicting protein structures than stand alone software?
Bushra Saeed
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Bushra Saeed
Abstract
This research study answers the question that technology is the best for predicting protein structures. Stand-alone software only depend on protein structure prediction algorithms, while web servers consult a number of other sources such as meta servers and protein data banks to produce a protein structure achieved through consensus. Keywords: Protein structure prediction, web servers, meta servers, stand-alone software, insulin
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This research study answers the question that technology is the best for predicting protein structures. Stand-alone software only depend on protein structure prediction algorithms, while web servers consult a number of other sources such as meta servers and protein data banks to produce a protein structure achieved through consensus. Keywords: Protein structure prediction, web servers, meta servers, stand-alone software, insulin
Key concepts: Server, Software, Computer science, Computational biology, Biology, Operating system