Scientific questions

We perform comprehensive analyses and aim to answer various predefined questions. Examples of questions our services can address include:

• How do specific drugs or small molecules interact with their target proteins?

• How do protein molecules interact with their target proteins?

• How do post-translational modifications affect protein-protein interactions?

• How do specific mutations affect the structure and function of a protein?

• How do genetic variations or disease-associated mutations affect protein-protein interactions?

• How do genetic variations or disease-associated mutations affect protein-drug or protein-small molecule interactions?

• Can we predict which mutations are likely to be deleterious or disease-causing based on their location and impact on protein stability?

• Can mapping disease-associated mutations onto protein structures help in understanding the mechanistic basis of disease phenotypes?

• How does the protein’s conformation change upon activation?

• Which domains contribute to a certain characteristic of the protein?

By addressing these questions, our services provide valuable insights into protein function, interaction, and the impact of various modifications and mutations.