Abstract In the Ninth Edition of the Critical Assessment of Techniques for Protein Structure
Prediction (CASP9), 61,665 models submitted by 176 groups were assessed for their …

Abstract Evaluation of protein models against the native structure is essential for the
development and benchmarking of protein structure prediction methods. Although a number …

An evolutionary‐based definition and classification of target evaluation units (EUs) is
presented for the 14th round of the critical assessment of structure prediction (CASP14) …

The article describes results of numerical evaluation of CASP12 models submitted on
targets for which structural templates could be identified and for which servers produced …

We compare results of the community efforts in modeling protein structures in the tenth
CASP experiment, with those in earlier CASPs particularly in CASP5, a decade ago. There …

Lack of stable three‐dimensional structure, or intrinsic disorder, is a common phenomenon
in proteins. Naturally, unstructured regions are proven to be essential for carrying function by …

Background A number of proteins contain regions which do not adopt a stable tertiary
structure in their native state. Such regions known as disordered regions have been shown …

Template‐based modeling (TBM) is a major component of the critical assessment of protein
structure prediction (CASP). In CASP10, some 41,740 predicted models submitted by 150 …

Proteins are the workhorse of life. They are the building infrastructure of living systems; they
are the most efficient molecular machines known, and their enzymatic activity is still …

We present an overview of the ninth round of Critical Assessment of Protein Structure
Prediction (CASP9)“Template free modeling” category (FM). Prediction models were …