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. 2016 Jun 11;32(12):i332–i340. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btw271

Fig. 6.

Fig. 6.

Illustration of why CMsearch is able to detect better homologs and rank them at the top for the three cases in Figure 5: each triangle represents a sequence; each pentagon represents the corresponding structure; each solid line represents a strong link; each dashed line represents a (relatively) weak link; the top three homologs predicted by HHsearch (in blue) have strong query-sequence links; the top three homologs predicted by CMsearch (in red) have weak query-sequence links but strong links among the sequences and structures of them three; and this demonstrates that CMsearch is capable of compensating weak links to true homologs that are consistent (i.e. the true homologs tend to be similar to each other)