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KB-Rank: efficient protein structure and functional annotation identification via text query.

by: Elchin S. Julfayev, Ryan J. McLaughlin, Yi-Ping P. Tao, William A. McLaughlin
Journal of structural and functional genomics, Vol. 13, No. 2. (21 June 2012), pp. 101-110, doi:10.1007/s10969-012-9125-7  Key: citeulike:10290560

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The KB-Rank tool was developed to help determine the functions of proteins. A user provides text query and protein structures are retrieved together with their functional annotation categories. Structures and annotation categories are ranked according to their estimated relevance to the queried text. The algorithm for ranking first retrieves matches between the query text and the text fields associated with the structures. The structures are next ordered by their relative content of annotations that are found to be prevalent across all the structures retrieved. An interactive web interface was implemented to navigate and interpret the relevance of the structures and annotation categories retrieved by a given search. The aim of the KB-Rank tool is to provide a means to quickly identify protein structures of interest and the annotations most relevant to the queries posed by a user. Informational and navigational searches regarding disease topics are described to illustrate the tool's utilities. The tool is available at the URL http://protein.tcmedc.org/KB-Rank.


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