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Homology Modeling and Validation

## Homology Modeling and Validation ## [Learn More][1] >**Purpose:** Homology modeling is useful when you are working with a protein that does not have a known crystal structure. These models use a known crystal structure that has a similar amino acid sequence as a template to build a structure of your protein. > > Want to test your homology modeling abilities? Try to create a homology model using Schrodinger, MOE, and I-Tasser (may take a few days for I-Tasser). > >Perform Homology Modeling on: <b> Q8CI15 </b> [1]: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUixIFd_JMeEGyZIFrkrxVLSiXx3LJtcsDlbLnq2wY8/edit

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