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BIF101 Short MCQs and Questions Lectures 126-135

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BIF101 Short Questions and mcqs from lecture 126__135

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Modeller is a for.........homology modelling

software

How many steps are included in homology modelling.

Seven

what is the first step of homology modelling

Template recognition and initial alignment

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Alignment correction

what is the third step of homology modelling

Backbone generation

what is the fourth step of homology modelling

Loop modeling

what is the fifth step of homology modelling

Side-chain modeling

what is the sixth step of homology modelling

Model optimization

what is the seventh step of homology modelling

Model validation

What are inputs of homology modelling Python script file,

Sequence alignment & Template (PDB)

How Homology modelling helps predict protein structures?

By using prior structural information

Homology modelling can be done in

programmatic or automated way!

A protein fold is a

secondary structure elements

How protein fold are arranged relative to each other in space. What include in common fold? 4-helix bundle and the TIM barrel. How many stable folds in nature?

5,000

What should kept in mind during fold recognition?

Finding the best fit of a sequence to a set of candidate folds

Fold recognition is also known as

Threading

Fold recognition is a technique

For predicting protein structure

Fold recognition is done when

Homology modelling fail

  • In the process of “Threading”, we mount an............ sequence on to the backbone of template structures in a folds library

Amino acid

The best match in Threading is computed using a

scoring function

Scoring typically involves using a Z-Score function based on

energy of a molecule

An estimate of accuracy of the predictions in Threading is based on the

confidence score of the modeling

iTASSER helps predict function of structures output. threading is useful For the.............. with low alignment quality and identity,

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