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Identifying protein–protein interfaces is crucial for structural biology. Because of the constraints in wet experiments, many computational methods have been proposed. Without knowing any information about the partner chains, a new method of predicting protein–protein interaction interface residues purely based on evolutionary information in heterocomplexes is proposed here. Unlike traditional approaches...
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