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This is an enhancement request to support N2-methyltryptophan, as currently supported by ChemDraw. As you know, for acyclic standard amino acids, N2 may be used to name the "amino" group; but for cyc…
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Until now, we have only used our framework for ChEBI, but in principle, it should also be applicable to other data sets and prediction tasks. One such task is the prediction of protein functions as sp…
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The Protein Translation exercise incorrectly uses the word "protein" in place of "amino acid" in the codon mapping table in the description, and seems to use "protein" somewhat vaguely in the test dat…
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I am trying to test this model on some new antigens.
In con_pdb_dict_AgAb.pickle there are three versions of data, of sizes 3, 46, 66 respectively.
Could you add some documents on these features…
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From @pnrobinson
> In general, I think that the definitions for groups of diseases in Mondo to be made more clear that they are groups of specific diseases and not themselves a specific disease. F…
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Hi Adnan,
hope you are doing well.
We have dozens if not more classes of anionic gangliosides in ChEBI and Rhea; but these are not currently classified as gangliosides, nor lipids. This issue …
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Hi,
I encountered an issue when using reduce2 to add hydrogens to my protein. Some amino acids have an extra hydrogen atom added to their amide bonds, which caused problems in my subsequent protein …
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It would be great if you could add Selenocysteine ("U") to the set of acceptable amino acids.
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It seems as if not all [_chem_comp.name](https://mmcif.wwpdb.org/dictionaries/mmcif_pdbx_v50.dic/Items/_chem_comp.name.html) are pushed into [HETNAM](http://www.wwpdb.org/documentation/file-format-con…