The human intelligance system "Alexey Murzin" of the LMB in Cambridge
comes to mind - helpful and knowledgable about "all" known folds.
Mark
Quoting Roberto Steiner <roberto.stei...@kcl.ac.uk>:
Hi Eike,
PISA (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/msd-srv/prot_int/pistart.html) or SCOPPI
(http://www.scoppi.org ) might be useful.
Interested in hearing about other alternatives.
Best wishes
Roberto
On 15 Jun 2009, at 21:28, Eike - Christian Schulz wrote:
Dear All,
I solved a structure that has a very common tertiary structure
motif but it appears as if the arrangement of the monomers is
somewhat ‘non-standart’.
Of course I performed a DALI search, which resulted in a great
number of hits due to the similarity of the tertiary structure
(Z’s: 250 >8; 100 > 10).
In order to check whether this arrangement that I see is something
new I would like to perform a quaternary structure comparison. Is
there any such tool available? A Google search wasn't very
conclusive. Or is there a clever combination of available resources?
Kind regards
Eike
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