Bioinformatics Research The primary
emphasis of the group's research is on the computational analysis and prediction of the function and three-dimensional structure of proteins from their amino
acid sequence. However, we also work on broad computational problems in biology, from DNA sequencing and mass spectrometry, to protein structure analysis.
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News!
May 2009: Read the new Data
Analysis Group (DAG) web pages to find out how we can now collaborate on more wet/dry research projects.
January 2009: Paper describing the latest advances in
the Jalview multiple alignment editor and analysis workbench published in Bioinformatics.
November 2008: PIPs protein-protein interaction
prediction for Human published in NAR. See here for details and here to try it.
October 2008: Kinomer - protein kinase
database published in NAR. See here for details and here to try it.
June 2008: SCANPS
iterative protein sequence database search site published in NAR. See here for details and here to try it.
April 2008: JPRED3 secondary structure prediction
server paper now in press. See here for details and here to try it.
May 2008: Congratulations to Jon Manning on the succesful defense of his Ph.D. thesis.
March/April 2008: TarO Protein sequence Analysis
Pipeline for Structural Genomics Target Selection and General Protein Analysis now Available to try. See here for details. And here for publication.
February 2008: OB-Score and ParCryst protein
crystallisation predictors now available to try. See here for web server, or try them as part of TarO.
January 2008:
Protein Functional Site Predictions Paper in Print see here for details.
