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DENV2 methyltransferase

ID: 1414490830 Query Sequence

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We filter this alignment to remove positions that have > 50% gaps before running GREMLIN.
Length: 305 (137)
Sequences: 46104 (29525.3)
Seq/Len: 336.526
Nf(neff/√len): 2522.5

HHblits Results: (2013_03)
Sequences per length for each position, BEFORE the coverage/gap filter was applied

Legend: Dots above the red line, indicates positions where there is > 5 sequences per length (if visible, green bar = 20 seq/len). Point of this graphic is to give you an idea if resubmitting a sub-portion of your sequence might help increase the overall Seq/Len (which after applying the coverage filter is at: 336.526).

Sequences per length for each position, AFTER the coverage/gap filter was applied
Legend: If visible, the positions blocked in grey are regions that have > 50% gaps and were automatically trimmed and excluded in the GREMLIN analysis.

Trim query Generate MSA using: Filter MSA GREMLIN
Start: End: E-value: Iterations: Coverage: Remove gaps: Prior:

GREMLIN Results:
Residue pairs sorted by coevolution strength:

Legend: The darker and larger the blue dots, the higher strength in covariance. Below we provide the list of the top [1.5 x length] covarying residues with sequence seperation > 3. The i and j are positions as given in the input sequence.

ij Scaled score Prob
110_K149_C3.4121.00
87_V149_C3.1181.00
150_D182_S3.0361.00
91_C111_G2.8431.00
85_K108_E2.8281.00
181_L185_T2.6881.00
97_S111_G2.6761.00
176_L179_N2.3591.00
108_E131_N2.3151.00
177_V187_F2.3141.00
113_T119_H2.2231.00
110_K133_V2.2191.00
116_G134_R2.1551.00
97_S109_V2.1231.00
119_H132_L2.0671.00
119_H134_R2.0321.00
81_T84_G1.9911.00
116_G120_E1.9891.00
85_K110_K1.9841.00
90_G157_G1.9301.00
84_G151_T1.7821.00
114_K140_D1.7801.00
85_K149_C1.7601.00
122_P132_L1.7471.00
104_K107_R1.6531.00
85_K150_D1.6291.00
176_L180_W1.6251.00
140_D143_F1.6081.00
91_C122_P1.5641.00
101_G129_G1.5631.00
86_V151_T1.5501.00
181_L187_F1.5461.00
91_C97_S1.4821.00
152_L181_L1.4611.00
152_L177_V1.3990.99
146_P179_N1.3960.99
98_Y126_S1.3930.99
110_K131_N1.3860.99
86_V100_C1.3620.99
89_L177_V1.3520.99
88_D91_C1.3500.99
121_E124_P1.3450.99
85_K182_S1.3270.99
90_G154_C1.2770.99
98_Y125_M1.2710.99
119_H123_I1.2470.99
99_Y103_L1.2430.98
154_C187_F1.2200.98
112_L139_V1.2170.98
84_G150_D1.2090.98
148_R182_S1.2040.98
120_E123_I1.1970.98
101_G130_W1.1960.98
115_G118_G1.1800.98
154_C157_G1.1670.97
126_S132_L1.1480.97
96_W155_D1.1380.97
133_V139_V1.1220.97
87_V152_L1.1160.96
99_Y102_G1.1110.96
80_V84_G1.1090.96
148_R180_W1.1000.96
117_P120_E1.0980.96
85_K148_R1.0850.96
152_L180_W1.0490.94
88_D111_G1.0420.94
111_G132_L1.0340.94
89_L141_V1.0270.94
93_R118_G1.0120.93
Legend: Only predictions with Scaled Score > 1 are listed. For all 3L/2 predictions, click on one of the links below.
Prob = P(contact | scaled_score, seq/len).
Scaled Score = (raw_score/average(raw_scores)).
NEW Features
HHsearch Results: (06Sep14)
GREMLIN results overlayed on top 10 PDB hits:
Legend: Blue filled circles are GREMLIN results (Scaled Score > 1). The grey/red filled circles underneath are pdb residue contacts (min distance < 5 Angstroms). The shade of the circles is based on 10 HHsearch results which uses the overall probability and per-position alignment confidence. Inter oligomeric contacts in the pdb are in shades of red.
PDB M Cov P(%) HHΔ  
3lkzA20.84921000.125Contact Map
2p41A10.84921000.168Contact Map
4k6mA20.92791000.183Contact Map
4ctjA20.83931000.249Contact Map
2px2A20.82951000.306Contact Map
3eldA10.88851000.315Contact Map
2oxtA40.84591000.341Contact Map
2wa2A20.84591000.421Contact Map
3gczA10.81971000.442Contact Map
3evfA10.82951000.447Contact Map
M = number of chains, if homo-oligomer
Cov = coverage of hit
P(%) = probability

Sequence Conservation (Image Generated using WebLogo v3)
Legend: Color is used to show Hydrophobicity (Blue: Hydrophilic, Green: Neutral and Black: Hydrophobic). Amount of gaps is represented by width.

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