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Revisiting chameleon sequences in the protein data bank (English)
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30 October 2019
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Summary: The steady growth of the Protein Data Bank (PDB) suggests the periodic repetition of searches for sequences that form different secondary structures in different protein structures; these are called chameleon sequences. This paper presents a fast \((n\log (n))\) algorithm for such searches and presents the results on all protein structures in the PDB. The longest such sequence found consists of 20 residues.
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chameleon sequence
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residue propensity
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protein data bank
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