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Tool

SSCPE

The framework SSCPE.pl infers Maximum Likelihood (ML) phylogenetic trees adoping the Structure and Stability constrained model of protein evolution (SSCPE) [1] that predicts site-specific selective pressures by fitting only two global parameters for the whole protein: the selection strength Lambda_str for maintaining protein structure and Lambda_stab for maintaining the protein folding stability against unfolding and misfolding [5,6].

Basic Information

Repository https://github.com/ugobas/SSCPE
Documentation https://github.com/ugobas/SSCPE
Seminar Ugo Bastolla presents the tools TNM, PC_ali & SSCPE
Main publication (DOI) 10.1101/2023.01.22.525075
Contact email ubastolla@cbm.csic.es
Authors/Maintainers Ugo Bastolla
Type of application Package for compiling the executable program
Programming languages CPerl
Keywords Computational Methods, Molecular evolution, Phylogenetic Analysis, Evolutionary rates

Technical details

Input file formats fasta, pdb
Output file formats Other
Software compatibility Linux
Hardware requirements Any linux computer
Type of containerization None
Wrapper type None
Compatible tools RAxML-NG for maximum likelihood phylogenetic inference
Funding resource National competitive funding
Funding support No funding
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