http://www.expasy.org/proteomics

Use above link and there you can find many tools listed for different operations you can perform over a protein sequence i.e. 2ndry st prdtn, Hydropathy plot, Mol Wt, pattern recognition, functional annotation and many more.

http://www.expasy.org/proteomics

Use above link and there you can find many tools listed for different operations you can perform over a protein sequence i.e. 2ndry st prdtn, Hydropathy plot, Mol Wt, pattern recognition, functional annotation and many more.

Dear Namdeo,

i have basic data like 3D structure, hydropathy, Mol weight, Gene ontology and factor prediction so i am not disusing about these, i want to find out some applied and novel insight of protein like mutation detection in sequence, protein interaction something like that?

Dear Muhammad,

Specific aim will fetch you right ans. It is very vast to suggest anything on your query. Generalized application i have already told you about. Molecular interaction determination i.e. Docking to Simulations is itself have many turns according to case study. There is a long list of possibilities with a protein data. Be specific in your query.

thanks fernandez and villada and i liked pdbsitescan which give nice insight of a protein and if any one suggest me an article which cover all about protein characterization by Bioinformatics tools?

Thanks vallada i will go through it then contact you be happy

I advise you to download the Schrodinger's Maestro, you can easily work on pdb files using it. The academic license is free.

Dear Lilian, thanks for recommendation could you send me link please because i goggled but couldn't find it.

Go to that link: http://www.schrodinger.com/downloadcenter/ and Request a logon account! if you belong to any academic institute, you'll receive an account and download Maestro suite for free! I highly recommend to download the tutorial or at least the manual! Enjoy!

thanks Lilian be happy

Hi I recomend

1. http://prosite.expasy.org/scanprosite/ for finding Protein patterns by ScanProsite

2. http://www.birec.org/case_study/finding_structures_of_mutated_proteins_involved_in_cancer