Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
Q

When are two proteins homologous?

A

Share the same common ancestor.

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2
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Name three things you need for sequence sequence info?

A

Sequence searching

Sequence alignment

Domain alignment

Phylogenetic tree

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3
Q

Sequence structure?

A

Homologous modelling

Fold assignment

Functional site id

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4
Q

Structure structure?

A

Functional sites

Binding sites

Docking

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5
Q

What is the twilight zone?

A

Below 20-35% sequence identity proteins will not share same fold

  • chance of observing 30% identity between non-homologous proteins is small due to size of random sequence space.
  • quality of pairwise sequence alignments falls below 30% –> assignment errors and structural distortions in model building.
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