Prediction of beta-turns
P.Y. Chou,G.D. Fasman +1 more
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Kohonen's self-organization model, a neural network model, is applied to predict the beta-turns in proteins, implying that the residue-coupled effect along a polypeptide chain is important for the formation of reversal turns during the process of protein folding.About:
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