ProAffiMuSeq is a webserver to calculate the binding free energy change (ΔΔG in kcal/mol) upon mutation in protein-protein complexes. It uses functional information, sequence-based features and conservation scores in a regression model to predict ΔΔG in kcal/mol.
ProAffiMuSeq uses functional information, sequence-based features and conservation scores to predict the change in binding affinity (ΔΔG value, kcal/mol) upon mutation in protein-protein complexes. It does not require structural data as input. Thus, it can be used for protein complexes for which no structure is available.
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In practice, protein sequences are annotated with a specific function based on homology. You can get the UniProt ID of your proteins and determine the function (such as enzyme, inhibitor, antibody, G-protein, receptor etc.) using the information given in UniProt. Also, there are a few methods available for predicting protein function from sequence (if the UniProt ID is not available). Please refer to the Critical Assessment of Functional Annotation (CAFA) paper for available methods and their performance. Once you have assigned the functions for all the protein sequences in the complex, you can see which of the given functional classes the complex is most likely to belong to.
Online resources for predicting secondary structure include:
We intend to provide a systematic Ala scanning option in a future version. Meanwhile, please contact us if you need to run large jobs.
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