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Prediction of Protein Function a life science research environment. The understanding of protein function is typically the main difficulty. This chapter intends to give practical advise to students and researchers that have only introductory knowledge in the field of protein sequence analysis..Applicable theoretical approaches r

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Understanding the Functional Importance of Human Single Nucleotide Polymorphismsding regions, contributes to phenotypic variation. However, much of the variation in coding regions may not produce any functional effects. There are two broad strategies for classifying polymorphism as functional or neutral: sequence-based methods predict functional significance based on conservati

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