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| Yogendra, You can try Expasy's PeptideCutter: [Only registered users see links. ] The fold of the protein is important, because not all cleavage sites are accessible to proteases. Conformation is important, too. There are several protease protection assays where binding of protein / activation / etc. can be monitored by increases or decreases in susceptibility to specific proteases. Mark Hi all Would any body help in letting us to know: how to identify scissile bonds in a protein sequence. Any web based tool or any triplet sequence related with Arg? Thanks Yogendra Sharma _______________________________________________ Proteins mailing list [Only registered users see links. ] [Only registered users see links. ] !DSPAM:63,4938156328201137399876! |
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