Subject: CCL:PROBE?

From: "Shoba Ranganathan" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 1995 11:12:53 +0000

Jeff Nauss writes:
>  
> AU  - Holbrook SR
> AU  - Dubchak I
> AU  - Kim SH
> TI  - PROBE: a computer program employing an integrated neural network
>       approach to protein structure prediction
> SO  - Biotechniques 1993;14:984-989
>  
> So there is a literature reference for it.  But we do not get that
> journal here.
>  
I have a copy of the article - but the program can only predict 
tertiary structures for four protein folds: 
1. 4-helical bundle,
2. TIM barrel,
3. Rossmann fold (nucleotide binding domain) and
4. immunoglobin fold.

So if one of these 4 folds are suspected, PROBE is the way to go.
Nominal fee for academic and non-profit users.
Contact: [email-masked] (for licensing) or
         [email-masked]
(these e.mail addresses are from the 1993 publication and may be 
outdated).

Just my A$0.02 worth (~US$0.0175!)
Shoba
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