Yes indeed. If you want to analyze many sequences we recommend downloading metapredict and using it locally. It's easy - click here to get started!
If you have used metapredict please consider citing our manuscript!
Metapredict: a fast, accurate, and easy-to-use predictor of consensus disorder and structure
Biophysical Journal, 120(20), 4312–4319.
Emenecker, R. J., Griffith, D., & Holehouse, A. S. (2021).
Link to paper
Please note that as of March 15th 2022 the default disorder predictor for metapredict is has updated to 'version 2' a more accurate predictor that incorporates information from AlphaFold2. For the original metapredict implementation please use the 'legacy' version which is still available via the metapredict Python package.
metapredict was developed by Ryan Emenecker, Dan Griffith, and Alex Holehouse in the Holehouse lab.
Last updated March 15th 2022.
March 15th 2022