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New life sciences data have been reported by scientists at Inner Mongolia University

Published in Malaria Weekly, April 19th, 2010

Research findings, 'Using K-minimum increment of diversity to predict secretory proteins of malaria parasite based on groupings of amino acids,' are discussed in a new report. According to recent research published in the journal Amino Acids, "Due to the complexity of Plasmodium falciparumis genome, predicting secretory proteins of P. falciparum is more difficult than other species."

"In this study, based on the measure of diversity definition, a new K-nearest neighbor method, K-minimum increment of diversity (K-MID), is introduced to predict secretory proteins. The prediction performance of the K-MID by using amino acids composition as the only...

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Source: Malaria Weekly (2010-04-19)

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