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The visualCMAT: A web-server to select and interpret correlated mutations/co-evolving residues in protein families.
Journal of bioinformatics and computational biology - 1 Apr 2018
Suplatov Dmitry, Sharapova Yana, Timonina Daria, Kopylov Kirill, Švedas Vytas
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The visualCMAT web-server was designed to assist experimental research in the fields of protein/enzyme biochemistry, protein engineering, and drug discovery by providing an intuitive and easy-to-use interface to the analysis of correlated mutations/co-evolving residues. Sequence and structural information describing homologous proteins are used to predict correlated substitutions by the Mutual information-based...
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