PROTEIN CLASSIFICATION BY STOCHASTIC MODELING AND OPTIMAL FILTERING OF AMINO-ACID-SEQUENCES
PROTEIN CLASSIFICATION BY STOCHASTIC MODELING AND OPTIMAL FILTERING OF AMINO-ACID-SEQUENCES
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DOI:
10.1016/0025-5564(94)90004-3
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发表时间:
1994-01-01
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
SMITH, TF
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作者:
WHITE, JV;STULTZ, CM;SMITH, TF
The prediction of a protein's tertiary structural class from its amino-acid sequence is formulated as a signal-processing problem. The amino-acid sequence is treated as a ''time series'' of symbols containing signals that determine the protein's structural class. A methodology is described for building detailed stochastic signal models for recognized structural classes of single-domain proteins. We solve the problem of determining that model, from a set of candidates, which is the most probable generator of a protein's entire amino-acid sequence. The solution employs a nonlinear, optimal filtering algorithm, which is suited for implementation on parallel computer architectures. Previous approaches have only been able to classify correctly 80% of single-domain proteins within three very broad structural types, while our approach achieves this level across twelve much more detailed classes.