Audience

Scientists in need of an advanced Chemical platform

About HyperProtein

HyperProtein is Hypercube, Inc.'s new product focusing on the computational science associated with protein sequences. The product includes the analysis of one-dimensional protein sequences as well as the analysis of consequent three-dimensional protein structures. In particular, the relationship between sequence and structure is a fundamental facet of the product. Unlike individual software programs that provide capability for some aspect of protein sequence or structure, such as sequence alignment, HyperProtein puts together a multitude of Bioinformatics and Molecular Modeling tools related to the science that initiates with a protein sequence.

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Company Information

Hypercube
www.hypercubeusa.com

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Product Details

Platforms Supported
Cloud

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HyperProtein Product Features

Chemical

Chemical Process Simulation Supported
Certificates of Analysis Not Supported
Computer-Assisted Structure Elucidation (CASE) Not Supported
ISO Management Not Supported
Inventory Management Not Supported
Particle Tracking Not Supported
Reporting & Statistics Not Supported
Samples Tracking Not Supported
Traceability Not Supported
Uncertainty Analysis Not Supported