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Family model

Figure 1 The basis of comparative protein structure modeling. Comparative modeling is possible because evolution resulted in families of proteins, such as the flavodoxin family, modeled here, which share both similar sequences and 3D structures. In this illustration, the 3D structure of the flavodoxin sequence from C. crispus (target) can be modeled using other structures in the same family (templates). The tree shows the sequence similarity (percent sequence identity) and structural similarity (the percentage of the atoms that superpose within 3.8 A of each other and the RMS difference between them) among the members of the family. Figure 1 The basis of comparative protein structure modeling. Comparative modeling is possible because evolution resulted in families of proteins, such as the flavodoxin family, modeled here, which share both similar sequences and 3D structures. In this illustration, the 3D structure of the flavodoxin sequence from C. crispus (target) can be modeled using other structures in the same family (templates). The tree shows the sequence similarity (percent sequence identity) and structural similarity (the percentage of the atoms that superpose within 3.8 A of each other and the RMS difference between them) among the members of the family.
Ostrosi E, Fougeres AJ, Femey M, Klein D (2012) A fuzzy configuration multi-agent approach for product family modelling in conceptual design. J Intell Manuf 23(6) 2565-2586... [Pg.419]

The post-World War II American professional workplace founded on a traditional middle-class family model in which the husband worked outside the home and the wife took care of the home and family. The... [Pg.21]

Bassett and Gardner (2013) A S, T INV RE, CL MIP CH QN, A Erom generic model to product family models discussion on application support for traceability... [Pg.46]

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