IN SILICO HOMOLOGY MODELING AND VALIDATION OF Α-GLUCOSIDASE ENZYME
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In this research work we have derived three dimensional (3D) structure of α-glucosidase enzyme through homology modeling and the predicted structure was validated with the help of PROCHECK analysis in the form of Ramachandran plot. According to Ramachandran plot statistics the derived model was found to be of good quality.Â
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