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User:Jaime Prilusky/SequenceToStructure
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A very basic axiom in Structural Bioinformatics states that a protein sequence has all the required information to fold and become a spatial structure. This sounds reasonable as long as a the same protein sequence, with no extra help, always assumes the same three dimensional configuration when folding. No extra help. No errors. It simply knows it's final destination.
