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Several databases of protein structural families now exist organised according to both evolutionary relationships and common folding arrangements. Although these lag behind sequence databases in size, the prospect of structural genomics initiatives means that they may soon include representatives of many of the sequence families. To some extent, functional information can be derived from structural similarity. For some structural families, their function is highly conserved, whereas, for others, it can only be inherited or derived on the basis of additional information (e.g. sequence patterns, common residue clusters and characteristic surface properties).
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3D COORDINATE TEMPLATES
CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE
DISULFIDE OXIDOREDUCTASE
3-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURES
DEPENDENT ENZYMES
BINDING-SITES
ACTIVE-SITES
DATA-BASE
FOLD
RECOGNITION
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