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Computational Biology and ChemistryBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article

Disorder Atlas: web-based software for the proteome-based interpretation of intrinsic disorder predictions

Michael P. VincentiD, Santiago D. SchnelliD

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Abstract

BackgroundIntrinsically disordered proteins lack a stable three-dimensional structure under physiological conditions. While this property has gained considerable interest within the past two decades, disorder poses substantial challenges to experimental characterization efforts. In effect, numerous computational tools have been developed to predict disorder from primary sequences, however, interpreting the output of these algorithms remains a challenge.\n\nResultsHere, we present Disorder Atlas, web-based software that facilitates the interpretation of intrinsic disorder predictions using proteome-based descriptive statistics. This service is also equipped to facilitate large-scale systematic exploratory searches for proteins encompassing disorder features of interest, and further allows users to browse the prevalence of multiple disorder features at the proteome level. Disorder Atlas is freely available for non-commercial users at http://www.disorderatlas.org.\n\nConclusionDisorder Atlas enables a standardized interpretation of intrinsic disorder predictions, and provides researchers with a tool to assess disorder on multiple scales.

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