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MONSTER: Minnesota prOteiN Sequence annotaTion servER

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MONSTER: Minnesota prOteiN Sequence annotaTion servER

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2008-04-01

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Summary: MONSTER is a server for predicting the local structure and function properties of protein sequences. MONSTER provides residue-wise annotation services, that include secondary structure, transmembrane-helix region, disorder region, protein-dna binding site, local structure alphabet, solvent accessibility surface area, and residue-wise contact order prediction. MONSTER uses sequence-derived information (in the form of PSI-BLAST profiles), a window-based encoding scheme with an accurate kernel function to perform the classification or estimation. The user provides an amino acid sequence and selects the desired predictions, and submits a job to the MONSTER server. The results are emailed to the user as a link directing the user to a well formatted HTML output page. Availability: http://bio.dtc.umn.edu/monster

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Technical Report; 08-010

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Rangwala, Huzefa; Karypis, George. (2008). MONSTER: Minnesota prOteiN Sequence annotaTion servER. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/215753.

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