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Difference contact maps: from what to why in the analysis of the conformational flexibility of proteins

2019-03-12

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Protein structures, usually visualized in various highly idealized forms focusing on the three-dimensional arrangements of secondary structure elements, can also be described as lists of interacting residues or atoms and visualized as two-dimensional distance or contact maps. We show that contact maps provide an ideal tool to describe and analyze differences between structures of proteins in different conformation...

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5ccee853-7d07-5130-a79c-36f17023af7e
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10.1101/575696
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