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On the syntactic structure of protein sequences and the concept of grammar complexity (English)
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1984
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It is shown that the concepts of grammar complexity and syntactic structure provide a useful mathematical framework for the investigation of some current problems in protein structure. Grammar complexity gives a measure of the degree of aperiodicity of a sequence and also an optimization criterion for evaluating amino acid categorizations. Three systems of amino acid categorization are compared in relation to their value for describing molecular architecture.
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grammar complexity
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syntactic structure
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protein structure
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degree of aperiodicity
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amino acid categorizations
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molecular architecture
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