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Modeling protein assemblies in the proteome
Most (if not all) proteins function when associated in multimolecular assemblies. Attaining the structures of protein assemblies at the atomic scale is an important aim of structural biology. Experimentally, structures are increasingly available, and computations can help bridge the resolution gap b
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