In article <6g20vv61ux.fsf at hodgkin.mbi.ucla.edu>, arne at hodgkin.mbi.ucla.edu (Arne Elofsson) (Arne Elofsson) writes:
|> > Precisely. I just saw Andrej Sali give a talk on MODELLER, and its
|> > output is amazingly good. However, he's using a very large empirical
|> > database. LINUS does extremely well for having so little starting
|> > information.
|> >
|>|> Tell ous more. What is new in MODELLER. I did not know it did sec.str
|> predictions.
|>|> Is Andrej at MSI nowadays ? (Making Modeller a commercial product ?)
(Ack! I've found myself speaking for another person *again*!)
Given that I hadn't really appreciated what MODELER does in the past,
everything about it is new to me :-).
As far as I know, MODELER doesn't do its own secondary structure
predictions, except as part of a larger homology model.
Andrej is at Rockefeller these days, but the talk I saw was given
under MSI's auspices.
I'm sure he could give a much better summary to the group
than I could. Andrej?
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