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Fast learning optimized prediction methodology (FLOPRED) for protein secondary structure prediction

Saraswathi et al., 2012

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5614246366833023971
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Saraswathi S
Fernández-Martínez J
Kolinski A
Jernigan R
Kloczkowski A
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Journal of molecular modeling

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Computational methods are rapidly gaining importance in the field of structural biology, mostly due to the explosive progress in genome sequencing projects and the large disparity between the number of sequences and the number of structures. There has been an …
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