AUTO-MUTE: Web-based tools for predicting stability changes in proteins due to single amino acid replacements

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Utilizing cutting-edge supervised classification and regression algorithms, three web-based tools have been developed for predicting stability changes upon single residue substitutions in proteins with known native structures. Trained models classify independent mutant test sets with accuracies ranging from 87 to 94. Attributes representing each mutant protein are based on a computational mutagenesis methodology relying on a four-body statistical potential, illustrating a novel integration of both energy-based and machine learning approaches. The servers are written in PHP and hosted on a Linux platform, and they can be freely accessed online along with detailed data sets, documentation and performance results at http://proteins.gmu.edu/automute. © 2010 The Author. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved.

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Masso, M., & Vaisman, I. I. (2010). AUTO-MUTE: Web-based tools for predicting stability changes in proteins due to single amino acid replacements. Protein Engineering, Design and Selection, 23(8), 683–687. https://doi.org/10.1093/protein/gzq042

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