Flexible Structural Neighborhood--a database of protein structural similarities and alignments
Flexible Structural Neighborhood--a database of protein structural similarities and alignments is a scholarly work by Adam Godzik, published in 2006 in ''Nucleic Acids Research''. The main subjects of the publication include structural similarity, structural biology, Protein Data Bank, protein structure database, protein structure, protein structure prediction, flexibility, biology, structural bioinformatics, Structural Classification Of Proteins, Protein Data Bank, computer science, structural alignment, computational biology, database, RNA sequencing, and sequence alignment. A new generation of protein structure comparison algorithms allows for such flexibility; they go beyond identifying the largest common part between two proteins and find hinge regions and patterns of flexibility in protein families.