History of TargetS

• 2012-12-15
  A tutorial for TargetS was compiled for users.
• 2012-12-01
  The TargetS was tested by five computers with TargetSRobot concurrently.
• 2012-11-15
  TargetSRobot, a Ruby template program which can be used to automatically access the TargetS web server, was developed and put on website.
• 2012-10-21
  The much larger dataset based on BioLip was used to train the prediction models of TargetS.
• 2012-10-01
  Bug fix: Some PDB files,  among which residues were numbered from 0, can not be corrected processed by 3D viewer.
• 2012-09-28
  Bug fix: An FileNotFoundException, which may crash the TargetS, was fixed.
• 2012-09-20
  A subroutine for checking the validity of inputs (sequences and PDB files) was developed and added into TargetS.
• 2012-09-12
  Spatial clustering algorithm was added to TargetS for further clustering binding sites from predicted binding residues.
• 2012-08-30
  TargetS was improved to have the capability of accepting PDB file for prediction.
• 2012-08-10
  TargetS was put on line for preliminary testing. Currently, the TargetS can only predict binding residues from primary protein sequence.