PIPER
A state-of-the-art protein-protein docking program
A state-of-the-art protein-protein docking program
PIPER is a well-validated protein-protein docking program based on a multi-staged approach and advanced numerical methods that generates reliable structures of protein-protein complexes. Based on docking code from the Vajda lab at Boston University, PIPER has a proven track record as an outstanding predictor of protein-protein complexes as judged by previous CAPRI (Critical Assessment of Prediction of Interactions) blind experiments.
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