Parameter-Free Hydrogen-Bond Definition to Classify Protein Secondary Structure.
Parameter-Free Hydrogen-Bond Definition to Classify Protein Secondary Structure.
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10.1021/acs.jpcb.6b02571
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2016-04
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Hasti Haghighi;J. Higham;Richard H. Henchman
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Hasti Haghighi;J. Higham;Richard H. Henchman
DSSP is the most commonly used method to assign protein secondary structure. It is based on a hydrogen-bond definition with an energy cutoff. To assess whether hydrogen bonds defined in a parameter-free way may give more generality while preserving accuracy, we examine a series of hydrogen-bond definitions to assign secondary structure for a series of proteins. Assignment by the strongest-acceptor bifurcated definition with provision for unassigned donor hydrogens, termed the SABLE method, is found to match DSSP with 95% agreement. The small disagreement mainly occurs for helices, turns, and bends. While there is no absolute way to assign protein secondary structure, avoiding molecule-specific cutoff parameters should be advantageous in generalizing structure-assignment methods to any hydrogen-bonded system.