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Nature CommunicationsBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article

GTalign: Spatial index-driven protein structure alignment, superposition, and search

Mindaugas MargelevičiusiD

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Abstract

In response to the challenge posed by vast protein structure repositories, GTalign offers an innovative solution to protein structure alignment and search--an algorithm that achieves optimal superposition at high speeds. Through the design and implementation of spatial structure indexing, GTalign parallelizes all stages of superposition search across residues and protein structure pairs, yielding rapid identification of optimal superpositions. Rigorous evaluation across diverse datasets reveals GTalign as the most accurate among structure aligners while presenting orders of magnitude in speedup at state-of-the-art accuracy. GTaligns high speed and accuracy make it useful for numerous applications, including functional inference, evolutionary analyses, protein design, and drug discovery, contributing to advancing understanding of protein structure and function.

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