ASSAM
Find other structures with a similar arrangement of amino-acid side chains.
- Input
- A PDB query containing up to 12 residues.
- Output
- Matching local arrangements in a structure database.
Tools & databases
Research software for exploring local three-dimensional arrangements in proteins and RNA, together with resources from our genomics and applied data work.
A shared entry point to the laboratory’s graph-based structure-searching programs. Choose a tool below according to your input and research question.
Find other structures with a similar arrangement of amino-acid side chains.
Search a protein structure for arrangements resembling known sites or motifs.
Search for a theoretical spatial arrangement without requiring an existing coordinate model of the complete motif.
Annotate RNA structures by matching known tertiary base arrangements.
Identify clusters of RNA bases connected by hydrogen bonds.
Compare amino-acid arrangements with known drug-binding interfaces to explore candidate targets for repositioning.
These links open the existing research services. Structural similarity supports hypothesis generation; it does not by itself establish a shared function or drug-binding activity.
Research collections
Specialist collections developed from the laboratory’s research.
A database of computationally and manually curated base–base interactions and arrangements in RNA structures.
An integrated resource for genome sequence, functional genomics and structural genomics data from Glaciozyma antarctica.
A collection of three-dimensional residue motifs at inter-chain and intermolecular interfaces of protein oligomers.
Legacy databases are hosted separately; their availability may vary. Contact the lab for access enquiries.
Applied data resources
Software outputs supporting the laboratory’s collaboration on narcotics data and public reporting.
A resource for anti-narcotics data and analytics.
A platform for citizen-submitted reports to support anti-narcotics information gathering.