How significant is a protein structure similarity with TM-score = 0.5?
University of Kansas · University of Michigan
Abstract
MOTIVATION: Protein structure similarity is often measured by root mean squared deviation, global distance test score and template modeling score (TM-score). However, the scores themselves cannot provide information on how significant the structural similarity is. Also, it lacks a quantitative relation between the scores and conventional fold classifications. This article aims to answer two questions: (i) what is the statistical significance of TM-score? (ii) What is the probability of two proteins having the same fold given a specific TM-score? RESULTS: We first made an all-to-all gapless structural match on 6684 non-homologous single-domain proteins in the PDB and found that the TM-scores follow an extreme…
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2Topics & keywords
- Similarity (geometry)
- F1 score
- Statistics
- Mathematics
- Quality Score
- Structural similarity
- Test score
- Pattern recognition (psychology)