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BADASP: predicting functional specificity in protein families using ancestral sequences

BADASP: predicting functional specificity in protein families using ancestral sequences
BADASP: predicting functional specificity in protein families using ancestral sequences
Burst After Duplication with Ancestral Sequence Predictions (BADASP) is a software package for identifying sites that may confer subfamily-specific biological functions in protein families following functional divergence of duplicated proteins. A given protein phylogeny is grouped into subfamilies based on orthology/paralogy relationships and/or user definitions. Ancestral sequences are then predicted from the sequence alignment and the functional specificity is calculated using variants of the Burst After Duplication method, which tests for radical amino acid substitutions following gene duplications that are subsequently conserved. Statistics are output along with subfamily groupings and ancestral sequences for an easy analysis with other packages
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Edwards, Richard J.
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Shields, D.C.
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Edwards, Richard J.
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Shields, D.C.
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Edwards, Richard J. and Shields, D.C. (2005) BADASP: predicting functional specificity in protein families using ancestral sequences. Bioinformatics, 21 (22), 4190-4191. (doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/bti678).

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Burst After Duplication with Ancestral Sequence Predictions (BADASP) is a software package for identifying sites that may confer subfamily-specific biological functions in protein families following functional divergence of duplicated proteins. A given protein phylogeny is grouped into subfamilies based on orthology/paralogy relationships and/or user definitions. Ancestral sequences are then predicted from the sequence alignment and the functional specificity is calculated using variants of the Burst After Duplication method, which tests for radical amino acid substitutions following gene duplications that are subsequently conserved. Statistics are output along with subfamily groupings and ancestral sequences for an easy analysis with other packages

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Published date: November 2005

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Local EPrints ID: 143475
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/143475
ISSN: 1367-4803
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Date deposited: 30 Jun 2010 13:47
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Author: Richard J. Edwards
Author: D.C. Shields

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