DNA Readout Viewer
DNA Readout Viewer visualizes sequence-specific DNA–protein interactions by representing chemical sub-structures, functional groups, and DNA physicochemical descriptors to elucidate binding specificity and molecular recognition.
Key Features:
- Visualization modes: Represent chemical sub-structures involved in sequence-specific DNA–protein interactions.
- Functional group representation: Concurrently display functional groups within nucleotides, highlighting hydrogen bonds and non-bonded contacts that contribute to binding specificity.
- Diverse DNA descriptors: Incorporate a wide array of DNA descriptors to explore physicochemical and conformational characteristics of target oligonucleotide motifs.
Scientific Applications:
- Molecular basis of DNA–protein recognition: Facilitate analysis of how regulatory proteins recognize specific DNA sequences and identify factors contributing to binding specificity.
- Genomics and molecular biology: Support studies that require detailed mapping of sequence-specific interactions and physicochemical properties of DNA motifs.
- Drug design: Inform drug design by revealing interaction details between amino acids and DNA functional groups relevant to specificity.
Methodology:
Leverage a DNA representation approach that emphasizes chemical sub-structures and their interactions with amino acids, moving beyond nucleotide-level assessments to consider broader physicochemical properties.
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Details
- Tool Type:
- web application
- Added:
- 1/14/2020
- Last Updated:
- 11/24/2024
Operations
Publications
Adam K, Gyorgypal Z, Hegedus Z. DNA Readout Viewer (DRV): visualization of specificity determining patterns of protein-binding DNA segments. Bioinformatics. 2019;36(7):2286-2287. doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btz906. PMID:31793988. PMCID:PMC7141859.
Documentation
Quick start guide
https://drv.brc.hu/help/quick_start_guide.html