Contents

Release 98.0, December 1998
1. Introduction
- What is Profiles-3D?
- Hardware and installation
- Profiles-3D environment
- Location of Profiles-3D
- About this book
- Typographical conventions and terminology
2. Theory
- Overview of 3D Profile Analysis
- Determining the Residue Environment
- Calculation of Area Buried and Fraction Polar
- The 3D-1D Scoring Matrix
- Alignment Using the Profile Method
- Strategies for Using the 3D Profile Method
- Normalization to Compensate for Length Effects
- Interpreting the 3D-1D Score in Structure Verification
3. Application
- Running Multiple Instances of the Find_Structures and Find_Sequences Commands
- Using the Textport Window
- Error Message Display
4. Command Summary
5. Methodology
- Searching a Database of 3D Profiles
- Specification of the Model Sequence
- Specifying the 3D Profiles to Be Searched
- Alignment Parameters
- Interpretation of the Output File
- Browsing and Loading Search Results
- Assessment of Hypothetical Protein Structures
- Information in the Textport
- Graphs, Subsets and Tables Created by the Verify Command
- Creating 3D Profiles
- Interactive Mode Operation
- Batch Mode Operation
- Creating Profiles Having Position-dependent Gap Penalties
- Searching Protein Sequence Databases
- Specification of the Probe Profile
- Specifying the Protein Sequence Databases to Be Searched
- Alignment Parameters
- Interpretation of the Output File
6. Tutorial
- Lesson 1: Searching a Database of 3D Profiles
- Lesson 2: Finding a Structural Error in a Model Protein Structure
- Lesson 3: Searching Protein Sequence Databases
A. References
B. File Formats
- 3D-1D Scoring Table
- 3D Profile Files
- Environment File
- sphere.dat File
C. Glossary
D. seq_extract Utility
- Output
- Results Displayed on the Screen
- Output Files
- Execution Options
Index
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