STRING | Functional Protein Association Networks | Lecture 31 | Dr. Muhammad Naveed

In molecular biology, STRING is a biological database and web resource of known and predicted protein-protein interactions. The STRING database contains information from numerous sources, including experimental data, computational prediction methods and public text collections.
About Dr. Muhammad Naveed
Dr. Muhammad Naveed obtained PhD degree in Biotechnology (Genomics & Bioinformatics) from QAU, Islamabad with distinction. He has won PhD indigenous & IRSIP scholarships from HEC. He has done Pre-Doc research from University of Ghent, Belgium. HEC awarded best PhD (IRSIP) Scholar of the year 2013 & QAU honoured him as “Distinguished Alumni” in 2017. He is doing research in Bioinformatics & Molecular Biotechnology. He has supervised 25 MSc., 30 MPhil. & 01 PhDs. He has published 51 research articles, 01 book and 03 book chapters. He has been awarded distinguished “Researcher of the Years (2016, 2018 & 2019)” by UoG and UCP.
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[@professortraveler]

Thanks alot Sir, Your youtube lecturers helped me alot in doing In silico research for my Masters program. I find useful results and included them in my thesis also. I am happy to tell you that I have successfully completed my degree and defended my thesis quite efficiently. May God Bless you.

[@lifesciencedecoded]

Sir plz make a video on the topic of computer aided drug design ...
1. Diseases name
2. Target identification
3. Protein sequence of gene
4. Structural determination of protein
5. Protein intrinsic disorder
6. Searching and screening of legends
7. Molecular docking
8. Select drug candidate
9. Pre - clinical trial
10. Clinical trial
11. Drug design

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

Sure next lecture series is on CADD

[@lifesciencedecoded]

@@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed
Sir aapne jitni bhi videos bnai hai , wo cadd ke liye helpful rahengi naa....
Sir i just want to learn from you , how to choose the protein , and select the ligend from pubchem , and docking between them.....

[@safiullah4278]

More informative thank u sir very much!!

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

Pleasures and welcome dear

[@tallatnaz]

wao just out class
Thank you so much sir

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

Glads its helps you

[@lifesciencedecoded]

Sir aap please ek video banaye jispe ligend kaa selection , protein kaa selection , or related softwares kaa use karke docking kara dijiye.... Bahut helpful rahega sir....

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

sure

[@noumanali9331]

❤️

[@husnainahmad4749]

very informative and explanatory video. but, i want to know how to do in silico study of interaction of 2 specific proteins. is there any tool to predict interaction of 2 specific proteins before wet lab experiments?

[@erummughal9309]

Shukryiaaa sir

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

Pleasures and welcome dear

[@erummughal9309]

@@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed 😍

[@nikhilchand5329]

Sir what does strength stands for in the analysis table of string

[@rishirana1334]

very informative ....thank you soo much

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vasundhararaina6849]

Behtareen

[@shandanaaali7498]

Please sir make a video on Blast2Go and Perseus

[@ZubairHussain-vp6tf]

thank you sir🖤

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

Pleasures and welcome dear

[@manzoorali5218]

hum e kaha pr search karga

[@lifesciencedecoded]

Sir CADD course complete ho chuka hai kya?

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

yes next lectures will be on CADD

[@lifesciencedecoded]

@@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed
Eagerly wait sir

[@vasundhararaina6849]

I liked the simplicity and focused explanation

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

pleasurers

[@anisasehar2220]

How we can find the fate of truncating protein?????

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

first check their similarity by Blast or ClustalW then compare their fate according to the homologous protein sequences

[@papridas8979]

Sir koi aisa tool hai jisse protein dna interaction pata kar paye? Please sir reply

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

HADDOCK

[@cutieaadi9599]

you speak too fast sometime brain can't process the information which you delivered...please go little slow. except this all good!

[@Prof.Dr.MuhammadNaveed]

sure noted