Lecture

Protein Residue Coevolution Analysis

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This lecture explores the direct-coupling analysis of residue coevolution in protein families, aiming to capture native contacts. It covers the methodology, including input data, evolutionary constraints, and the disentanglement of direct and indirect correlations. The lecture also discusses the performance of the analysis in predicting spatial proximity and protein interactions.

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