Neural Networks for Protein Structure Prediction

This is a review of neural network applications in bioinformatics. In particular, the applications to protein structure prediction are discussed here. Examples of such applications are prediction of secondary structures, prediction of surface structure, fold class recognition and prediction of the 3-dimensional structure of protein backbones.

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