Sentence examples for prediction of functions from inspiring English sources

The Gene Ontology database (GO, http://www.geneontology.org/), Blast and Interproscan (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/Tools/pfa/iprscan/) were used for prediction of functions of predicted targets.

Using the "guilt by association approach", the identification of SMBDs allowed prediction of functions and mode of regulation for a variety of previously uncharacterized proteins.

Independent of the primary annotation, the prediction of functions of the putative RTX proteins was attempted.

The trained system was used for the classification of new, unlabelled data (i.e. prediction of functions for un‐annotated genes).

Coexpression analysis can facilitate prediction of functions of regulatory proteins that do not have enzymatic, transporter, or structural molecule activities.

This type of distinct but major peak may be informative for prediction of functions of multidomain, multifunctional proteins.

The most reliable prediction-of-function approaches for genomically sequenced protein orfs are obtained using the more computationally intensive HMM modelling and scoring utilities.

While there have been great advances in predicting protein structure from primary sequence (see later), the prediction of function from structure (let alone sequence) remains an important (if largely unattained) aim.

With the present modality, the prediction of function via DTI seems promising.

However, for a substantial number of proteins, and subsequently enzymes, their functions are not known, therefore an important challenge in structural genomics is the prediction of function of these uncharacterized proteins [16].

Whilst prediction of function based on sequence homology can be misleading, a study of the domain architecture of RING and RING-like E3 ligases may highlight additional features.