SecStrAnnotator:Introduction

A tremendous number of protein structures is available in the Protein Data Bank (PDB) nowadays. Similar structures can be grouped together in so called protein families. As more and more structures are being collected in each family, the protein families have become very rich datasets. Based on these data, we can reach key research results – from understanding biomacromolecular functions and mechanisms of their action to the classification of types of diseases or the rational development of novel drugs.