Abstract
Background: Recent progress in protein structure prediction by AlphaFold has opened new avenues to decipher biological functions from the perspective of structural biology based on the proteomics level. Methods: To meet these challenges, in this perspective, three scales of networks for protein structures, including structural protein-protein networks, protein structural networks, and elastic network models were introduced for high-throughput modeling of protein functional sites and protein dynamics. Conclusion: In the post-AlphaFold era, it is assumed that the integration of biomolecular networks may be leveraged in the future to develop a modeling framework that addresses protein structure-based functions with the application in drug discovery.
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