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ORCIDComputational Biology and Chemistry, Volume 54
Volume 54, February 2015
- Bai Li
, Raymond Chiong, Mu Lin:
A balance-evolution artificial bee colony algorithm for protein structure optimization based on a three-dimensional AB off-lattice model. 1-12 - Vincent Murray:
The frequency of poly(G) tracts in the human genome and their use as a sensor of DNA damage. 13-17 - Jayita Saha, Atreyee Sengupta, Kamala Gupta, Bhaskar Gupta:
Molecular phylogenetic study and expression analysis of ATP-binding cassette transporter gene family in Oryza sativa in response to salt stress. 18-32 - Christopher M. Topham, Jeremy C. Smith:
Tri-peptide reference structures for the calculation of relative solvent accessible surface area in protein amino acid residues. 33-43 - Afif Ben Mahmoud, Riadh Ben Mansour, Fatma Driss, Siwar Baklouti-Gargouri, Olfa Siala, Emna Mkaouar-Rebai, Faiza Fakhfakh:
Evaluation of the effect of c.2946 + 1G > T mutation on splicing in the SCN1A gene. 44-48 - Shanxin Zhang, Jiuqiang Han, Jun Liu, Jiguang Zheng, Ruiling Liu:
An improved poly(A) motifs recognition method based on decision level fusion. 49-56 - Yu-Hui Cui, Jiong Chen, Tao Xu, Heng-Li Tian:
Structure-based grafting and identification of kinase-inhibitors to target mTOR signaling pathway as potential therapeutics for glioblastoma. 57-65
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