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Job number and title:
Job number 1496496145, titled: MHC Class I Heavy Chain (2VAA:A) - GalleryRunning Parameters:
Structure
PDB ID: 2vaa
Chain identifier: A
PDB ID: 2vaa
Chain identifier: A
Alignment
Multiple Sequence Alignment was built using MAFFT
The Homologues were collected from UNIREF90
Homolog search algorithm: HMMER
HMMER E-value: 0.0001
No. of HMMER Iterations: 1
Maximal %ID Between Sequences : 95
Minimal %ID For Homologs : 35
150 sequences that sample the list of homologues to the query.
Multiple Sequence Alignment was built using MAFFT
The Homologues were collected from UNIREF90
Homolog search algorithm: HMMER
HMMER E-value: 0.0001
No. of HMMER Iterations: 1
Maximal %ID Between Sequences : 95
Minimal %ID For Homologs : 35
150 sequences that sample the list of homologues to the query.
Phylogenetic Tree
Neighbor Joining with ML distance
Neighbor Joining with ML distance
Conservation Scores
Method of Calculation: Bayesian
Model of substitution for proteins: Best fit
Method of Calculation: Bayesian
Model of substitution for proteins: Best fit
Run progress:
- Extract sequence from PDB file
- Find sequence homologs
- Align sequences
- Select best evolutionary model
- Calculate conservation scores
- Project conservation scores onto the molecule
Running Messages:
- There are 3353 HMMER hits. 2757 of them are unique, including the query.
The calculation is performed on a sample of 150 sequences that represent the list of homologues to the query.
- Click here if you wish to view the list of sequences which produced significant alignments, but were not chosen as hits.
- The best evolutionary model was selected to be: JTT. See details here
ConSurf calculation is finished:
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Sequence Data
- HMMER output (HMMER hits with E-values and pairwise alignments)
- Sequences Used (displayed in FASTA format, linked to sequence data-base)
Alignment
Alignment detailsThe average number of replacements between any two sequences in the alignment;
A distance of 0.01 means that on average, the expected replacement for every 100 positions is 1.
Average pairwise distance : 0.991591
Lower bound : 0.00833929
Upper bound : 2.21913
- Residue variety per position in the MSA (The table is best viewed with an editor that respects Comma-Separated Values)
Phylogenetic Tree
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PDB Files
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