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PaFlexPepDock: parallel ab-initio docking of peptides onto their receptors with full flexibility based on Rosetta.

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Figure 1. Protein-peptide test instances summary. Distribution of positional backbone RMSD between the bound form of the peptide and the ideal extended conformation.The 22 cases were divided into five levels, and classified into three categories(Easy,Mediu
Table 1 shows that our PaFlexPepDock got an obviously better result than abFlexPepDock when selecting the best prediction in terms of modeling peptide interface.
Table 2. The overall comparison between PaFlexPepDock and abFlexPepDock.
Figure 6 showed two successful examples. The flexible areas are correctly modeled by applying right loop refinement protocol.
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