Homology Modeling of Plant Peptide Signals
Corresponding Organization : Charles University
Variable analysis
- Homology models of N-terminal truncated peptides signals of Amborella trichopoda (ATR0564G112-α; 129 aa, ATR0789G151-β; 118 aa), Arabidopsis thaliana (AT2G06925-α; 128 aa, AT2G19690-β; 119 aa), and Nicotiana tabacum TN90 (Gene_60450(SS4740)-α; 127 aa, Gene_37244 (SS1768)-β; 117 aa)
- Homology models of C-terminal regions (containing PA2c domain) of PLA2-like sequences for Amborella trichopoda (AmTr _scaffold00063; 168 aa), Arabidopsis thaliana (AT4G29070- 145 aa), and Nicotiana tobacum TN90 (mRNA_158062; 149 aa)
- Model qualities compared with the AlphaFold predictions using the SWISS-refinement server
- MolProbity Score, clash score, Ramachandran scores, and QMEAN considered to select the best model among all generated predictions
- Electrostatic potentials for the best models calculated using APBS web-server and plotted on the predicted protein structures
- Conserved residues and non-conserved residues analyzed using the Consurf web-server for the best models
- Independent variables not explicitly mentioned.
- Dependent variables not explicitly mentioned.
- Control variables not explicitly mentioned.
- The authors mentioned using the AlphaFold server as a reference to compare the quality of the homology models generated using the Robetta and RaptorX servers.
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