PASS2 -- an automated database of Protein Alignments Organized as Structural Superfamilies

What you can do:
Search for sequence alignments of proteins grouped at the level of superfamilies.
Highlights:
  • PASS2 contains alignments of protein structures at the superfamily level and is in direct correspondence with SCOP 1.63 release.
  • The current version contains 628 multi member superfamilies and 566 structure based sequence annotated single member superfamilies.
  • Sequence members for the superfamilies in different genomes have been listed and aligned.
  • Links have been provided to the conserved interacting motifs and the hidden markov models for the different superfamilies present in PASS2.
  • Sequence alignment with PASS2 members are possible using MALIGN and JOY.
  • Sequence searches against the PASS2 database using PSI-BLAST and PHI-BLAST can also be pursued.
  • Prediction of a superfamily based on structural compatibility can also be performed.
  • Each entry of PASS2 has been linked to other databases and tools for easy access of information.
Keywords:
  • protein structures
  • protein superfamily
  • protein structure alignments
  • protein superfamily predictions
This record last updated: 06-06-2005
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