Computers and Technology, 02.10.2019 01:00 patrickwilson

Using computational biochemistry software, you find a predicted structure for your protein of interest. using this prediction, you identify a potential binding site for a drug that is known to bind your protein of interest. however, when you mutate the putative binding site in the protein, you find no effect on the binding of drug, indicating that the software has failed to find the native structure for your protein of interest. identify whether each of the following statements is a likely or an unlikely reason for the failure of the software to determine the native structure.

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