Private Proteins
- Tom van den Bergh
- Daniël Brouwer (Unlicensed)
Owned by Tom van den Bergh
What are private proteins
It is possible to add your own 'private' proteins to a 3DM system. Any protein sequence that you wish to add manually is considered a 'private' protein. By default private proteins are private and only visible to you.
Private proteins are stored separately and can be connected to different 3DM systems.
How do I add a private protein?
Private proteins can be created and/or connected to a 3DM system from the private protein page within a 3DM system (Sidebar → Proteins → private proteins).
Functionality
Available functionality for private proteins (more features are under development):
- View them in the alignment.
- View private proteins in a phylogenetic tree of the 3DM system.
- Create structural models of private proteins connected to a 3DM system.
- Project 3DM data on the private protein sequence (see Sequence projection).
- Create a numbering scheme based on the private protein sequence.
Notes concerning private proteins:
- private proteins are visible only to you or the user group you share them with.
- 3DM data can be projected on private proteins but they themselves are not part of the statistics.
- It can be difficult to connect (align) distantly related proteins to a 3DM system, (you are advised to check the alignment quality for such proteins).
This functionality is in Beta version and is under further development.