Aare Abroi (aabroi at tamm.eenet.ee) wrote:
: Hallo !
: I have a question about correlated mutations. For example is it possible to
: find amino-acids which are involved in receptor-ligand interaction by
: analyzing receptor and ligand protein families (I mean the some receptor or
: ligand sequences from different organisms). The complementary surfaces may
: by mirrored in correlated mutations in sequences. If there are some programs
: which do this work could you please let me know.
Alfonso Valencia, now in Madrid, wrote a program to sort out correlated
mutations. Although it is not optimized to search for correlations
between two different proteins I have actually used it to do exactly
this by appending one sequence to the other.
You can get to his home page through the page of the Sander group, in
EMBL (http://embl.heidelberg.de, I think).
Good luck, Lluis
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Lluis Ribas de Pouplana, Dept. of Biology, MIT
e-mail: lluis at aars.mit.edu www: http://minihelix.mit.edu/lluis
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