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Tag: protein

Cool stuff Ensembl VEP can do: display variants on AlphaFold-predicted 3D protein structures

26th August 2022 by Ben (Outreach)·Comments Off on Cool stuff Ensembl VEP can do: display variants on AlphaFold-predicted 3D protein structures

The AlphaFold AI system developed by DeepMind predicts a protein’s 3D structure from its amino acid sequence. You can now view variant locations on AlphaFold predicted structures in the Ensembl VEP web tool.

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Cool stuff Ensembl VEP can do: protein annotations from neXtProt

27th September 2021 by Ben (Outreach)·Comments Off on Cool stuff Ensembl VEP can do: protein annotations from neXtProt

Together with the neXtProt team, we’ve created a plugin for the command-line VEP tool to retrieve and report information about the protein location of missense and stop gained variants.

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Gene and protein families retiring

24th November 2020 by Emily (Outreach)·Comments Off on Gene and protein families retiring

As of release 102, we will be removing the gene and protein family analysis from Ensembl. Information on related genes within and between species is still provided by our gene trees, homologues and alignments.

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