Q10Tref
Q10Tref is a computational tool designed for the analysis of protein sequences. Developed by researchers in computational biology, its primary function is to predict and identify regions within a protein that are rich in specific amino acid residues. The "Q10" in its name refers to a threshold related to the frequency of particular amino acids, typically glutamine, lysine, and threonine, although the specific residues and threshold can often be adjusted by the user.
The tool is employed in various research areas, including the study of intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs),
Q10Tref is typically implemented as a command-line program or accessible through web servers, allowing researchers to