KA-predictor

lysine acetylation site prediction

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This predictor is developed to predict species-specific lysine acetylation sites based on support vector machine (SVM) classifier. It is supplied in source code form along with th
e required data files and run under the linux. The input is a protein sequence file (fasta format).

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