3D modelling of protein
As we know that coils and loops are evolutionary variable regions where mutations,deletions, and insertions frequently occur. So does it mean that they don't have much role in the structure of protein?
(i) If it so then what are the factors for the protein core structure formation?
(ii) And can we use these coils and loops as backbone in in silico 3D modelling of protein?
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This looks like a class assignment
No, Actually I made 2 parts of my question.
This book is very nice: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Introduction-Protein-Structure-Carl-Branden/dp/0815323050