
pmid: 26794316
Abstract Summary: Accurate topology prediction of transmembrane β-barrels is still an open question. Here, we present BOCTOPUS2, an improved topology prediction method for transmembrane β-barrels that can also identify the barrel domain, predict the topology and identify the orientation of residues in transmembrane β-strands. The major novelty of BOCTOPUS2 is the use of the dyad-repeat pattern of lipid and pore facing residues observed in transmembrane β-barrels. In a cross-validation test on a benchmark set of 42 proteins, BOCTOPUS2 predicts the correct topology in 69% of the proteins, an improvement of more than 10% over the best earlier method (BOCTOPUS) and in addition, it produces significantly fewer erroneous predictions on non-transmembrane β-barrel proteins. Availability and implementation: BOCTOPUS2 webserver along with full dataset and source code is available at http://boctopus.bioinfo.se/ Contact: arne@bioinfo.se Supplementary information: Supplementary data are available at Bioinformatics online.
Models, Molecular, Computational Biology, Membrane Proteins, Programming Languages, Protein Structure, Secondary
Models, Molecular, Computational Biology, Membrane Proteins, Programming Languages, Protein Structure, Secondary
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