catRAPID is an algorithm to estimate the binding propensity of protein-RNA pairs. By combining secondary structure, hydrogen bonding and van der Waals contributions, catRAPID predicts protein-RNA associations with great accuracy.
The original catRAPID server has been discontinued.
Previous catRAPID developments that are included in catRAPID omics v2.0 are available here.
To run the software locally, you should agree to the terms of the Academic License Agreement, which can be found here.
Information about the software license is available here.
You are welcome to use our online database RNAct, hosting two bilions of Protein-RNA interactions.
Developments based on catRAPID algorithm are listed below.
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catRAPID omics v2
- Computes the interaction between a set of protein(s) or transcript(s) of interest and a reference set (custom/ precompiled transcriptome/ precompiled RNA-binding proteome) of a model organism.
- catRAPID signature
- Searches for RNA-binding regions
- Division of polypeptide and nucleotide sequences into fragments followed by prediction of the overall interaction propensity.
catRAPID interactions with large RNAs
Please, have a look at the documentation, at the tutorial and at the FAQs before starting using catRAPID.
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