Mohammed Zaki and Chris Bystroff, two researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, are applying new data mining techniques to the protein structure prediction problem. Zaki, an assistant professor of computer science, and Bystroff, an assistant professor of biology, are collaborating to build a library of protein “contact maps” —two-dimensional renderings of unique three-dimensional tertiary protein structures.
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