Clustering small peptides based on secondary structure sequence (DSSP classification with "C","H", and "E")
Hi, I have data on a bunch of small peptides (10-20aa each) that now includes their secondary structure sequence with DSSP classification. I was wondering if there's an easy way to put them into clusters by ss sequence similarity?
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