Glossary¶
- FORM
- Idealized secondary structure lattice representation of a protein structure. FORMS describe a layered topology in which each layer is composed of a defined number of either alpha-helices or hydrogen-bonded beta-strands. This compressed definition of the protein space was firstly introduced by Tylor and collaborators [taylor2002periodic], [taylor2008prediction].
| [Tay02] | William R Taylor. A ‘periodic table’for protein structures. Nature, 416(6881):657, 2002. |
| [TBC+08] | William R Taylor, Gail J Bartlett, Vijayalakshmi Chelliah, Daniel Klose, Kuang Lin, Tom Sheldon, and Inge Jonassen. Prediction of protein structure from ideal forms. Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics, 70(4):1610–1619, 2008. |