The phrase "a given peptide sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in biochemistry or molecular biology, to refer to a specific peptide sequence that is being discussed or analyzed.
Example: "In our study, we focused on the effects of a given peptide sequence on cellular response."
Alternatives: "a specific peptide sequence" or "a particular peptide sequence".
This accounts for cases when a given peptide sequence was assigned in both searches but the percentage confidence was different.
We have shown that this algorithm, which was developed in our laboratory [28], has the ability to identify all the low energy conformers of a given peptide sequence.
Specific protein structures derived from a given peptide sequence result from the folding of the peptide and the characteristic structure is usually taken to be that with the lowest energy, i.e., the equilibrium structure.
These packages are able to predict the binding affinity for a given HLA allele and a given peptide sequence.
Thus, the binding association y i, k depends explicitly on an amino acid's position in a given peptide sequence.
For synonymous SNPs, both allele sequences should result in a perfect match with a given peptide sequence (100 % identity).
To do so, we allowed for the event that the true PTM occurs outside of the given peptide sequence, indicated by z n = 0, so that z n ∈ {0,…, L n }.
Because the substrates are in competitive conditions, the preferences of particular caspases to given peptide sequences are most clearly demonstrated.
The combination of a precursor-product m/z values is known as a 'transition,' and is highly specific for a given peptide amino acid sequence.
The formulation defined by (5 - 6) is actually the dipeptide mode of PseAAC, which can be automatically generated by the PseAAC server [ 83] for a given peptide or protein sequence.
A number of online tools have been integrated into the database, to provide the facilities like keyword search, structure-based search, mapping of a given peptide(s) on the hormone/receptor sequence, sequence similarity search.
