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Consensus template alignment

W. T. Thylor. Identification of protein sequence homology by consensus template alignment./. MoL Biol. 755 233-258 (1986). [Pg.101]

The aim of the fust dimension breadth is to reveal sequence-function relationships by comparing protein sequences by sequence similarity. Simple bioinformatic algorithms can be used to compare a pair of related proteins or for sequence similarity searches e.g., BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool). Improved algorithms allow multiple alignments of larger number of proteins and extraction of consensus sequence pattern and sequence profiles or structural templates, which can be related to some functions, see e.g., under http //www. expasy.ch/tools/ similarity. [Pg.777]

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